While passing through the clouds of diamond dust
As two mock suns arise beside our one
The sundogs guide the way towards the east
And set behind the valley of calm trees

The destination
Unfamiliar sands
Amongst the ice fog
A DC-8 awaits
Our means of travel
To visionary worlds
Let us imagine

Down in the valley the calm trees are swaying in time (we cant avert our eyes)
Down in the valley the flowers are food for the mind (no sign of passing time)
Over the hills where the mountains are tumbling down (a place of natural wonder)
Visions are clear as we notice the three suns align

Upon arrival
The dust and deserts drone
And no resistance
Could keep us from all time
There is no notion
In visionary worlds
Let us imagine

Traveling over the valley we feel the breeze
Taking in everything that there is to be seen
The suns in the distance are moments away from the dream


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Valley Of The Calm Trees Lyrics as written by Jamie Oliver Jack Reynolds James Nicholas Righton

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    My Interpretation

    I know about the first part..its about the Freemason's tracing board. google it(images) and you'll undertsand. here it is actually- christian-restoration.com/fmasonry/images/1st%20tracing%20board.gif

    while passing through the clouds of diamond dust- 'clouds of diamond dust' refer to the vertical clouds of the tracing board.

    as two mock suns arise beside our one- the two mock suns are the two solstice suns that appear one on each side of the bigger main sun-'our one'

    'our one' is the bigger sun in the middle and also the portal to ''heaven''. a ladder leads up to it.

    the sun-dogs guide the way towards the east- the sundogs(mock suns) are in fact on the east side of the tracing board.

    visions are clear as we notice the three suns align- when the three suns align, there is a beginning of change into a New Age.

    and set behind the valley of calm trees- i think that the valley of calm trees is in this different world that they find when they enter the bigger sun..the one in between the two ‘’mock suns’’. maybe the rest of the song is their description of that world..i don’t know. 'unfamiliar sands,.. visionary worlds, no sign of passing time'...all these descriptions of a different world

    you may want to read these en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prysmos soulsofdistortion.nl/2012_freemasons_revelations.html

    DMTdaniLSDon May 23, 2011   Link

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