Clive Nolan & Oliver Wakeman piosenki

THE GIRL: I was the first to see you smile In such a long long while I was the first to touch your face And share in all your grace You know I believe in you And all the things youve said You know I believe in you And the visions in your head You hel...

(Watson: That afternoon, whilst walking towards the village, my thoughts were interrupted by a voice. "Please excuse my presumption, Doctor Watson, I am Stapleton of Merripit House.") Come inside, come and see my home This is truly where I belong Just loo...

(Watson: The next morning we faced Laura Lyons with two facts. Firstly, our knowledge of her planned meeting with Sir Charles the night he died. Secondly, that her beloved Stapleton was already married - to Beryl. ) Look into my eyes and then you will see T...

THE CHOIR: Per me si va nella citta dolente Per me si va nell eterno dolore THE BOY & THE GIRL: You're mine! You never need to run now You're mine! We walked along the path of no return You're mine! You never need to hide now You're mine! We walked...

(Watson: We gave chase, and even as the form of the Hound came into view, Holmes and I fired together, and the creature gave a hideous howl. It did not pause, however, but bounded onwards towards Sir Henry. Never have I seen a man run as Holmes ran that night....

THE BOY: I hear that there's a creature who's been makin' a sound He's not the sort of thing that you want hanging around With his big teeth, big eyes And an ego to match He's not the sort of eye you want your daughter to catch Well I guess you didn't...

THE BOY: Chasing through a burning forest Fighting off the guardian souls Hope to find that dancing water And drink to make myself whole Holding on to broken visions Running through the passage ways Hope to find that dancing water And drink to make mys...

THE JABBERWOCK: Pilgrim forth! Come pilgrim, forth! All men do taste the same Pilgrim face! Come pilgrim, face The agony and the pain Soldier march! Come soldier march! To fortune and to fame Soldier die! Come soldier die! In agony and in pain THE G...

"Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe." THE BOY: In the night I open my eyes All that I see Is a place where Id rather be Far from here On a radiant shore Safe...

(Watson: It was not until the next day, as we lunched at Merripit House, that Sir Henry made the acquaintance of Miss Stapleton. From the first moment that he saw her, he appeared to be strongly attracted by her, and I am sure the feeling was mutual.) If she...

Do you ever remember, all the stories you've been told When you're lying awake in the middle of the night? You see all your life so clearly now, it seems As if you're running for your life. Run for your life! Run for your life! Do you really want to bel...

(Watson: With Stapleton firmly leading his sister away, Sir Henry, a picture of dejection, set off for Baskerville Hall. That night, I was awakened by Sir Henry, who had been disturbed by a strange sound. It was the butler, Barrymore, staring out into the bla...

Torn apart inside. Dark coloured lies over flesh hues and tones Blood soaked, broken bones. Tear through the sky like a knife Try to close my eyes from the wrong kind of light I can taste the memory. Down they went: Better that way Screams in my head. Bl...

(Watson: With Holmes otherwise occupied in London, I agreed to act in his absence. Early the next morning, Sir Henry and I journeyed by train to the West Country. We were met at the station by a carriage. As we travelled, an outlying spur of the moor lay in f...

(Watson: The following day, Sir Henry insisted on walking alone upon the moor. This I was much against. So I followed at a discreet distance. I watched as Sir Henry met up with Beryl Stapleton, but I was not the only witness to their meeting.) Sir Henry: T...

THE BOY: It began to snow A familiar town now new to me It began to snow Covering the scars of war But I dont feel small and insignificant Anymore Sunlight streaming through the haze All darkness left the clearing And from the corner of my eye Burg...

(Watson: Doctor Mortimer was by no means a typical country practicioner. He was clad in a professional, but rather slovenly fashion. His frock coat was dingy and his trousers frayed. Sherlock Holmes waved our strange visitor into a chair and said: "Kindly tel...

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THE BOY: Innocent lives Lost before their time had come Innocent lives The cost is more than anyone could Tell me tell me Why? Many have tried A quick defeat, they died in vain Many have tried Whipped and beaten, pride and pain Just tell me tell me...

(Watson: As we left the hotel, I was aware of a pair of piercing eyes turned upon us through the side window of a cab. Instantly the cab flew madly off with Holmes in wild pursuit, but the start was too great, and it was soon out of sight.)