Ding, ding, ding -- winner! (I kinda figured the lyrics from "Dive! Dive! Dive!" would bring
someone out of the woodwork.)
Clue #1: If you're running silent, you may as well "Enjoy The
Silence".
Clue #2: "This is not a false alarm, this is not a test" is a lyric from Rush's "Red Tide". Red is another term for crimson, and "Crimson Tide" was a popular movie set in a
submarine. Also, "Tide" references the ocean, where one would do one's deep, silent running.
Clue #3: When The River
Runs Deep -- yet another thing running deep.
Clue #4: "From first to last, the peak is never passed" is a lyric from Rush's "Marathon", a song about (metaphorical)
running.
Clue #5: Losfer Words -- if you're not speaking (or singing) you are
silent.
Clue #6: Tom Sawyer -- a Rush song containing the lyric "love and life are
deep".
Clue #7: Smoke On The
Water -- a song by
Deep Purple. Also, y'know, water.
Clue #8: "The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls" is a lyric from Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound Of
Silence" (which was also referenced in Rush's "The Spirit Of Radio")
Clue #9: "No monkey business, now you're on your own" is a lyric from Bruce Dickinson's "Dive! Dive! Dive!", a song about a (metaphorical)
submarine.
Clue #10: The Loneliness Of The Long Distance
Runner -- a song about running.
Clue #11: "So we sailed up to the sun, till we found a sea of green" is a lyric from the Beatles' "Yellow
Submarine".