Two Tragedy Poets (...and a Caravan of Weird Figures)

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Two Tragedy Poets (...And a Caravan of Weird Figures)
Studio album by Elvenking
Released	November 14, 2008
Genre	Folk rock Hard rock Acoustic folk[1]
Label	AFM Records
Elvenking chronology
The Scythe (2007) Two Tragedy Poets (...And a Caravan of Weird Figures) (2008) Red Silent Tides (2010)

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Two Tragedy Poets (...And a Caravan of Weird Figures) is the fifth studio album by Italian folk/power metal band Elvenking. It was released through AFM Records on November 14, 2008. The album is mostly acoustic; it includes acoustic versions of two older tracks, "The Winter Wake" and "The Wanderer", both from The Winter Wake. The Japanese edition also includes a remake of "Skywards", originally released on the album Heathenreel. Although Elvenking's website says otherwise, instead of "The Wanderer (acoustic version)" being a digipack bonus track, it's "My Little Moon".

The album was preceded by an online single, which included another acoustic version of the band's older song, "The Perpetual Knot".

Track listing[]

1. "The Caravan of Weird Figures" – 1:16
2. "Another Awful Hobs Tale" – 3:09
3. "From Blood to Stone" – 4:11
4. "Ask a Silly Question" – 3:30
5. "She Lives at Dawn" – 1:24
6. "The Winter Wake (acoustic version)" – 4:11
7. "Heaven is a Place on Earth" (Belinda Carlisle cover) – 4:11
8. "My Own Spider's Web" – 4:21
9. "Not My Final Song" – 4:44
10. "The Blackest of My Hearts" – 3:30
11. "The Wanderer" (acoustic version) – 4:50
12. "Miss Conception" – 3:49
13. "My Little Moon" (digipack bonus track)
14. "Skywards 2008" (Japanese bonus track)

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