Alexander
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You remember what Aristotle told us of these mountains?
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Yes I do. That when we reach these heights,
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..we look back and see Macedonia to the
west, and the outer ocean to the east,

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But I fear this world is far larger than anyone dreamed.
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The world of Titans.
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The scouts have been up every known trail Alexander,
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There is no way across,
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Except to the south, into India.
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Were we gods, we'd breach these
walls to the eastern ocean.

:01:46
We will Alexander, in a few years time we will return.
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But first the men must see their homes.
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Have you found your home? Tell me.
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More and more I think it will be Alexandria.
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Well at least it's hot,
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Thais, she loved it there.
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Women bring men home. I have no such feeling.
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You have Babylon, Alexander,
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..where your mother awaits your invitation.
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Yes, I have Babylon,
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but each land, each boundary I cross,
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I strip away another illusion.
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I sense death will be the last,
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Yet still I push harder,
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and harder to reach this, home.
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Where has our eagle gone?

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