paroles de chanson Prélude, Fugue et Variation, Op. 18, M. 30 (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano) - Joseph Banowetz
Desolate
man,
parted
from
the
world
Nobody
sees
me
But
in
his
mind,
in
his
thoughts,
he
is
sure
That
this
is
not
how
he
is
meant
to
be
He
wanders
the
streets,
with
a
near
empty
bottle
of
wine
in
his
hand
He
is
cold
from
the
rain
and
wind
The
last
red
sip
keeps
him
warm
I
am
on
my
own,
with
no
direction
of
home
A
complete
unknown
That
very
night
he
had
an
eerie
dream
That
would
tell
that
things
are
not
what
it
seems
Death
has
reared
himself
a
throne
In
a
strange
city
lying
alone
Far
down
within
the
dim
West
Where
the
good
(And
the
bad)
And
the
worst
(And
the
best)
Had
they
gone
to
their
eternal
rest?
He
awakes
in
awe,
as
a
man
stands
in
front
of
him
The
man
explains
of
why
and
when
The
new
order
of
ages
will
rise
again
(Rise
again)
Ultimate
sacrifice
demands
great
pain
No
longer
all
alone,
yet
gone
from
the
real
world
Mere
puppets
are
they!
As
they
will
obey
us
they
know,
the
6,
the
invincible
woe!
We
consist
of
the
most
influential
souls
of
this
world
Soon
our
order
starts
its
dwell
To
infiltrate
into
life,
and
let
mankind
through
hell!
Liberate
tu
te
me
ex
inferis
Liberate
Liberate
tu
te
me
ex
inferis
Liberate
Behind
the
curtains
laid
an
all
too
dark
secret
The
highly
evolved,
ascended
masters
controlled
The
destiny
of
mortal
man
Advanced
technology
ploughed
their
path
Intelligent
entities
who
only
knew
wrath
A
stab
in
the
back,
a
Judas
kiss
Marching
unnoticed
into
land
and
nation
Without
a
moment's
hesitation
A
shattering
assault
was
drawing
nearer
Yet
the
final
result
was
not
here
One
last
dance
all
too
unethical
and
wild
Shed
the
blood
of
an
innocent
child
For
him
this
would
be
too
big
a
burden
He
resists,
and
refuse
In
denial,
he
awakes
Wait,
something
isn't
right
A
familiar
face
appears
In
the
distance,
a
white
padden
room
And
needles
in
his
flesh
This
can't
be!
Where
have
I
been?
I'm
not
alone!
(I'm
not
alone)
You've
been
here
all
along
Glad
you've
come
around,
glad
you've
come
along
Thought
we
had
lost
you
there
for
a
moment
Welcome
back!
Ultimate
sacrifice
demands
great
pain
No
longer
all
alone
yet
gone
from
the
real
world
Gone
from
the
real
world
Something
wasn't
right,
nothing
we
could
do
Still
I'm
gone
from
the
real
world
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2 Suite in E Minor, RCT 2: IV. Le rappel des oiseaux (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
3 Les Indes galantes, RCT 44: Musette (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
4 Orfeo ed Euridice, Wq. 30: Danse des champs-elysées "Mélodie" (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
5 Nocturne No. 5 in B-Flat Major, H. 37 (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
6 Prélude, Fugue et Variation, Op. 18, M. 30 (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
7 Nina "La folle par amour": Romance (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
8 Pièces de clavecin, Book 2, Suite No. 5: No. 23, Le caquet (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
9 Pieces de clavecin, Book 1, Suite No. 4: No. 29, Les fifres (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
10 Keyboard Sonata in G Major, Kk. 523 (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
11 Keyboard Sonata in F Major, Kk. 446 (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
12 Don Juan: Gavotte (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
13 Pièces de clavecin, Book 1, 5th Ordre: No. 6, La tendre Fanchon (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
14 Harpsichord Sonata in G Major, Op. 1 No. 11: Adagio (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
15 Orfeo ed Euridice, Wq. 30: Ballet des ombres heureuses (Arr. I. Friedman for Piano)
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