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Men-an-Tol
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Merlin's dream
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Merlin son of a devil
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Son of who, whose son is he? Maybe of a god. Son of who, whosw son is he? Perhaps of an angel damned. Perhaps the son of a king or perhaps of a stable boy, perhaps the son of the sun or of the moon.
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Galapas
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For me it is a source of great pain to hear my father called a Spirit Black. My father, between the earth and the clear sky is like the moon, shine and clear. My father loves the people and he helps them, when he can. May my god protect him from the abyss of ice, may my god protect him from the abyss of ice.
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Song of the Quietness
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There are nine stones in the magic circle, each a young woman: fascinating, terrifying, for the energy she unleashes.
Nine are the stones used by the young Merlin, sometimes for play, sometimes for magic. He lets the wind pass over him the better to hear its own echo.
There are nine stones in the magic circle: irreverent children who dance beneath the moon when all is still, but the light breath of night.
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Viviana
02:51
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Now the earth is gray and stripped, naked trees all like bones; the beauty of the water celar has been taken away...by a woman ethereal as the wind, by a woman as supple as the reeds. She was joyful as the bird in May, she was sweet as the March month's rain...
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Now I am old and can scarcely read the flames...
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The end of the Dream
04:16
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Gian Castello Drumshanbo, Ireland
Gian Castello studied Irish flute with various Irish teachers (John Lee, Donegal, and legendary Micho Russell,
Clare).
He has produced four concept albums ("Merlin the Enchanter", "Taliesin", "The Secret Kingdoms", "Rama, the primordial Druid"), one CD ("The Stone in the Field") with the English harper Steve Haggerty and "To Drive the Cold Winter Away", Italian/Irish production.
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