Silvan Spirit
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Silvan Spirit
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He walks in endless woods
He dwells where wild flowers bloom
Where winds kissing the leaves
He is dressed in tangled limbs
Hiding in the dusk
He moves in this green valley
His soul will never rest
Waiting at this place
Hear the voice of the silvan spirit
This silent majesty
Labyrinth of branches and thorns
Home of restless souls
Will light shine through?
Hiding in the dusk
He moves in this green valley
His soul will never rest
Waiting at this place
Hear the voice of the silvan spirit
See the shades of the silvan spirit
His souls will never rest
Waiting at this place
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Atrocity performs "Silvan Spirit", and this lyric page sits inside the Atrocity catalog on LyroVerse.
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