The World We Created
from A Forest of Fey by Gandalf's Fist
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lyrics
A distant stir of wind shakes something loose that had held tight for so long,
Nothing stays the same forever, a break of a twig can spiral into chaos,
As much as a falling tree, just falls and all is still.
A man alone on a lane, late at night can be innocent,
Just as the man in a crowded room, surrounded by friends is not,
Where one sees truth and light, others see deceit and corruption.
Nothing is as it seems, especially here and now.
The world we created, the world we built,
A world without limits, a world without guilt,
The world we created, our world in pain,
A world without conscience, a world of the vain.
A wave crashes against the shore on a distant moon,
An unstoppable force meets the immovable object and the world still turns,
No one can stay the same forever, a child with the eyes of an ancient,
And the old man who is younger than the day his wife died.
A child isn't always full of laughter, nights filled with fear,
Just as a prisoner can enjoy his days of solitude in peace,
Innocence is in the eye of the beholder, judge or be judged,
Nothing will ever be the same, time ticks on.
The world we created, the world we built,
A world without limits, a world without guilt,
The world we created, our world in pain,
A world without conscience, a world of the vain.
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Gandalf's Fist UK
Prog/Folk/Rock from the UK. Aided by a merry band of misfits, Gandalf's Fist are your new favourite Cult band waiting to be
discovered!
Gandalf's Fist draw on their mutual love for classic rock bands such as Pink Floyd, The Who, and even the likes of Iron Maiden.
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Sep 04London, UK
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Sep 04Sheffield, UK
discography
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Apr 2021 -
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Dec 2020 -
Aug 2020
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Gandalf's Fist recommends:
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Five of Cups
by Patchwork CacophonyIt's our keyboarder Ben Bell with his solo pjoject "Patchwork Cacophony". Check it out!
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The Ghosts Of Dunwich
by Dark MatterOur drummer Stefan with his companion Dave, and their Doom-Rock/Prog project Dark Matter are well worth checking out, if you're into Black Sabbath or early Hawkwind.
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Planet Junkie
by Drifting SunA very good friend of Gandalf's Fist - Pat Sanders - and his great band Drifting Sun.
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These guys have horns and cellos, and they're not afraid to use them. If you're looking for a Yes or Genesis clone you're out of luck, but if you want a band who take the time to stretch out and give a song time to develop you're in luck. I'm going to change my mind about my favourite track regularly. Oh, and flutes.
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Drakkar Nowhere
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