Tracklist / Midis / MP3 Samples

Track Listings - Disc One (73:12) Track Title Track Time MIDI File 01) Light from the Netherworlds  mp3 sample 4:51 [MIDI] 02) Stars of Tears (Out Take)  mp3 sample 2:56 [MIDI] 03) Bonds of Sea and Fire  mp3 sample 3:08 [MIDI] 04) My Village is Number One  mp3 sample 4:03 [MIDI] 05) The Valley Where Wind is Born 2:32 [MIDI] 06) Faraway Promise  mp3 sample 1:51 [MIDI] 07) Steel Giant 2:28 [MIDI] 08) Forest of the Black Moon  mp3 sample 4:02 [MIDI] 09) Shattering Egg of Dreams  mp3 sample 3:02 [MIDI] 10) Back to Sleep (Short Version) 0:09 [MIDI] 11) Daijiru City of Burning Sands  mp3 sample 3:27 [MIDI] 12) Emotions  mp3 sample 3:08 [MIDI] 13) Graaf Emperor of Darkness  mp3 sample 3:50 [MIDI] 14) Fuse 2:33 [MIDI] 15) Leftovers of the Dreams of the Strong  mp3 sample 5:08 [MIDI] 16) The Treasure Which Cannot Be Stolen  mp3 sample 3:26 [MIDI] 17) Ave, the Ancient Dance  mp3 sample 1:50 [MIDI] 18) Invasion  mp3 sample 3:12 [MIDI] 19) Stage of Death  mp3 sample 2:38 [MIDI] 20) In a Dark Sleep 0:22 [MIDI] 21) Singing of the Gentle Wind  mp3 sample 4:09 [MIDI] 22) The Wounded Shall Advance Into The Light  mp3 sample 1:56 [MIDI] 23) Lost... Broken Shards  mp3 sample 1:05 [MIDI] 24) Tamusu, the Man of the Sea  mp3 sample 3:49 [MIDI] 25) The Blue Traveler  mp3 sample 3:12 [MIDI]

Track Listings - Disc Two (56:00) Track Title Track Time MIDI File 01) Ship of Regret and Sleep  mp3 sample 2:42 [MIDI] 02) The Jaws of Ice  mp3 sample 2:53 [MIDI] 03) Knight of Fire 2:42 [MIDI] 04) October Mermaid  mp3 sample 4:27 [MIDI] 05) Shebat, the Wind is Calling  mp3 sample 3:31 [MIDI] 06) The Sky, the Clouds, and You  mp3 sample 2:35 [MIDI] 07) Gathering Stars in the Night Sky 3:04 [MIDI] 08) Tears of the Stars, Hearts of the People  mp3 sample 3:34 [MIDI] 09) Flight  mp3 sample 4:48 [MIDI] 10) Wings  mp3 sample 2:20 [MIDI] 11) Solaris: Eden of Heaven  mp3 sample 3:43 [MIDI] 12) Back to Sleep (Long Version) 0:13 [MIDI] 13) The One Who is Torn Apart  mp3 sample 5:06 [MIDI] 14) Pray for the People's Joy  mp3 sample 3:25 [MIDI] 15) Omen  mp3 sample 4:53 [MIDI] 16) Awakening 4:21 [MIDI] 17) One Who Bares Fangs at God  mp3 sample 6:05 [MIDI] 18) The Beginning and the End  mp3 sample 4:36 [MIDI] 19) Small Two of Pieces  mp3 sample 6:20 [MIDI]

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Small Two of Pieces	Composer: Yasunori Mitsuda Vocals: Joanne Hogg
English (Original) Run through the cold of the night as passion burns in your heart Ready to fight, a knife held close by your side Like a proud wolf alone in the dark with eyes that watch the world And my name like a shadow on the face of the moon Broken mirror, a million shades of light The old echo fades away But just you and I can find the answer And then, we can run to the end of the world We can run to the end of the world Cold fire clenched to my heart in the blue of night Torn by this pain, I paint your name in sound And the girl of the dawn, with eyes of blue, and angel wings The songs of the season are her only crown Broken mirror, a million shades of light The old echo fades away But just you and I can find the answer And then, we can run to the end of the world We can run to the end of the world We met in the mist of morning, and parted deep in the night Broken sword and shield, and tears that never fall But run through the heart Washed away by the darkest water The world is peaceful and still Broken mirror, a million shades of light The old echo fades away But just you and I can find the answer And then, we can run to the end of the world We can run to the end of the world
Star of Tears	Composer: Yasunori Mitsuda Vocals: Joanne Hogg
English (Original) Your fingertips moving gently to my heart The force of life goes on and on The song remains like a haunting melody Of angel music held in chains And I ask you Can we ease the pain of those who lost (The force of life goes on) Can we know the cause of all this sorrow (Tears of loneliness) Can we catch the tears of a broken world Falling down up the earth, falling down... The waves of time take me deeper into you A haze as blue as summer skies And turn to find the key will not unlock the door This broken bird away it flies And I ask you Can we ease the pain of those who lost (The force of life goes on) Can we know the cause of all this sorrow (Tears of loneliness) Can we catch the tears of a broken world Falling down up the earth, falling down...

Lyrics Credit and Translation
Square Enix Music Online | Anime Lyrics | The Opera House | Chudah's Corner | Squaremusic

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