Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Time within Time a. The Ebbing Tide b. The Electric Storm, artist - Patrick Stewart/Rick Wakeman/Fraser Thorneycroft-Smith/Phil Williams/Simon Hanson/London Symphony Orchestra/David Snell/English Chamber Choir/Guy ProtheroeAlbum song Return to the Centre of the Earth, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 28.02.1999
Record label: EMI
Song language: English
Time within Time a. The Ebbing Tide b. The Electric Storm |
The ebbing tide eventually carried them onto a small island strewn with giant |
turtle shells, on the far |
side of which a narrow strait of water flowed. |
This, the final gulf between them and the subterranean mainland. |
The island appeared alive, as geysers of hot steams forced their way through |
crevasses in the salacious |
sandstone, creating hot springs wherever the ground had sunk to form natural |
basins. |
They watched in fascination as plumes of vapour rose majestically into their |
air, creating heavily-laden |
clouds from which each returning droplet assumed the prismatic colours of the |
rainbow. |
As the warm humid air gently eased the paint of their aching limbs, |
the tree weary travellers fell exhausted |
to the ground, where they slept. |
As they slept, dreamed of the world they were now part of. |
A world within a world. |
Time within time. |
A dream within dreams. |
b. |
THE ELECTRIC STORM |
They were awakened by the noise of an electric storm. |
The waves had destroyed their raft and the sea was a raging torrent, |
racing at great speed along the |
strait, which now took on the appearance of rapids. |
Each talking refuge inside one of the giant turtle shells, their chanses of |
survival lessened by each |
passing second as hughe waves swept them along the narrow strait toward an |
enormous gaping black hole, |
into which the anguished water poured at an alarming rate. |
All around them forked streaks of lighting plunged and attacked in every |
direction, some of which |
metamorphosed into globes of fire, which, for inexplicable reasons beyond their |
understanding, began to |
chase the turtle shells as they plunged violently, one by one, into the black |
hole. |
After falling for what seemed an eternity, they were suddenly shot sideways at |
terrific velocity into |
a tunnel which had barely enough room to spare between the shell and the |
ceiling above their heads. |
Although they were many languages beneath the earth’s crust, the tunnel behind |
them was bathed in |
white blinding light, as, despite their being given both guidance and |
propulsion of great speed by the rapid |
flow of water, the globes od fire had chosen the same route. |
The chase was on as they prepared for the ride of their lives. |