Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Amorphis
Canonical path: /amorphis/drowned-maid
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Drowned Maid
Read Drowned Maid lyrics by Amorphis on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Drowned Maid
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I went to wash at the shore
I went to bathe in the sea
And there I, a hen, was lost
I, a bird
Untimely died
Let not my brother
Ever in this world
Water his war-horse
Upon the seashore!
Waters of the sea
So much blood of mine
Fishes of the sea
So much flesh of mine
Such the death of the young maid
End of the fair little hen
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