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As I lay my head to rest,
I pray my dreaming will be blessed:
With glittering starlight upon the moon,
Floating like a lost balloon.
With chuckling streams that catch the light,
And songbirds trilling with delight.
With soft white clouds in pure blue skies,
A lilting breeze that gently sighs.
With weeping willows that quietly droop
Their shadows, as they drape and stoop.
With blossom scents that chase the air,
Like children run without a care.
As I lay my head to sleep,
I pray my dreams are safe to keep.
― As I Lay My Head To Rest by Danielle Ward
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Tracklist
00:00
Jon Hopkins ― Abandon Window
05:16
Rudy Adrian ― Moonwater
08:31
Rudy Adrian & Ron Boots ― Papanui Lagoon
10:53
Adham Shaikh & Tim Floyd ― Embers
15:05
Darshan Ambient ― Soft Land
22:00
Antonymes ― No Dominion [Demo Excerpt]
27:14
Robert Rich & Lisa Moscow ― Bija
37:32
Pepe Sitra ― Phoenix
42:32
Jeff Pearce ― Opening Theme
45:54
Rudy Adrian ― Eclipse
49:58
Alan Stivell ― La harpe, l'eau, le vent 1 (Telenn, avel, dour)
54:41
Deep Forest ― The Second Twilight
57:26
Steve Roach ― Saguaro
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