Shaman
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Shaman
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Mother wept for her son
She wept and sang
Anxiously pondered fate
His and her own
A sun's ray, in through the eye
Glimmered in the room of mind
Changing the woman shape
Sorrow fled her face
From the shaman into shaman
From the chimney a witch flew out
Shaman dived across the sky
Under her the woods and lakes
Till she saw the Northland gates
I have come for my son, where is my son?
I accept no lies, no falsehoods or deception
I'll send you plagues unnumbered
Destruction upon your house
I lay to waste your treasures
And slay your fairest daughter
The queen of north told the way
The road to river black
Impossible and incomplete
The path of no return
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Amorphis performs "Shaman", and this lyric page sits inside the Amorphis catalog on LyroVerse.
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