[ti:The Gates of Dawn] [ar:Secret Garden] [al:Once In A Red Moon] [offset:500] [00:00.90]The Gates of Dawn [00:02.70]Secret Garden [02:42.28]All our music is written as instrumentals, [02:46.04]but some of the melodies naturally lend themselves to words. [02:49.07]This piece was originally arranged as a simple folk-tone, [02:51.43]but gradually started to shape-change, asserting itself into a vocal song. [02:53.79] Brendan Graham's imagery and Karen Matheson's vocal [02:54.91](recorded in Capercaillie's studio in Glasgow), transport us to the Gates of dawn, [02:56.50]where we are imbued with a sense of wonder and spiritually uplifted out of the ordinary of life. [02:58.14]The simple chorus, with its sing-along melody, contrasts with the distant, [02:59.75] dawn chorus of the middle-part, performed by Anúna. [03:01.25] [00:06.86]Lyrics by Brendan Graham [00:23.94]The wheels of life keep turning, [00:30.89]Spinning without control. [00:36.01]The wheels of the heart keep yearning [00:40.69]For the sound of the singing soul; [00:45.51]And nights are full with weeping [00:51.17]For sins of the past we've sown [00:55.42]But tomorrow is ours for the keeping [01:00.82]Tomorrow the future's shown. CHORUS: [01:07.86]Lift your eyes and see the glory, [01:12.91]Where the circle of life is drawn; [01:17.90]See the never-ending story, [01:23.00]Come with me to the gates of dawn. [01:35.91]And whose is the hand who rises [01:40.81]The sun from the heaving sea? [01:45.36]The power that ever amazes [01:50.93]We look, but never will see. [01:55.24]Who scattered the seeds so life could be, [02:00.80]Who coloured the fields of corn? [02:05.15]Who formed the mould that made me - me [02:10.75]Before the world was born? CHORUS: [02:18.62]Lift your eyes and see the glory, [02:22.57]Where the circle of life is drawn; [02:28.01]See the never-ending story, [02:32.99]Come with me to the gates of dawn. [03:32.51][03:11.28]Lift your eyes and see the glory, [03:37.90][03:15.67]Where the circle of life is drawn; [04:00.83][03:42.62][03:20.78]See the never-ending story, [04:05.53][03:47.79][03:25.62]Come with me to the gates of dawn. [03:58.70] 2001 Universal Music Norway / Acorn Music, Ireland