Uiara
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Uiara
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Near the wild river she was born
(Amazon, the river Amazonas)
The most precious entity of all
(Legends of the north)
Once I met her, now she's gone
But I can't forget her song
So I'll find the third bank of the river
It's her home
Hear me now
I call your name
I'll pay the price
My life
Show yourself
This is my fate
Drown my soul
This time I won't run
I'll have my rest
When you come
If you come
I will wait for you in the river
In the river I wait
Every night and every day
My path is settled anyway
I will wait
So long is the night
So don't be late
I will wait for you in the river
In the river I wait
Every night and every day
My path is settled anyway
I will wait for you in the river
In the river I wait
Every night and every day
My path is settled anyway
I will wait
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Armahda performs "Uiara", and this lyric page sits inside the Armahda catalog on LyroVerse.
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