Eastbound

[After the battle, a new arrangement was made between the members of the Second Triumvirate: while Octavian returned to Rome, Antony went on to govern the east. Lepidus went on to govern Hispania and the province of Africa. The triumvirate's enemies were subjected to proscription including Mark Antony's archenemy Cicero who was killed on December 7 43 BC.]Now the battle has been wonI shall remain in the EastFar and near, high and clear,The winners will write historySo much death under the sunSo many brothers deceasedIn Egypt I shall go from hereTo write my own historyThe alliance formed - my lover you shall beNo fate I want, no world; no world without you (no faith no world without you)Such lovely fantasy full of mystery (mystery)When Fortune smiles, no escape without you (no faith no world without you)This is the deepest secret nobody knowsWind and rain, the bone chill of cold,The prophecy of the OldWhat you keep saying - you still proposeIs to finally crush all my foesIn Egypt where my soul shall dwellUntil my last dying breath in hellThe alliance formed - let history be judge[CHORUS]An alliance doomed - let history be judgeNo fate I want, no world; no world without you (no faith no world without you)Such lovely fantasy full of misery (misery)When there's no end, no escape without you (no faith no world without you)We'll lie forgotten in the sands of time