Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Acedia
Canonical path: /acedia/old-river
Related lyric paths: 6
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Old River
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Old River
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Not a farmer afraid of mists covering his crops
Neither a warrior's horse, leaning his head on,
Taking him to an unknown road
A spirit, hanging on the wings of the wind
Although not wishing to be dragged on...
Now everything i hear mumbles thy name to me
'cause being without you, being lonely reminds me this, old river
" thy splendid ears listen to me? "
No need to shut my eyes
Darkness is everything i know
No need to dream
The unexperienced didn't let me dream
I couldn't curse, old river
I didn't have more than nothing to curse
I watch thy steps old river
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