Those Lands
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Those Lands
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I saw those lands
In dreams where no man can walk
But feel sometimes we feel
The unreals sometimes in dreams
I saw those lands
I walked over mountains that touch the sun
But evening sometimes arrives the evening
But evening sometimes in
Those lands
I see the falling stars in a eternal sky
I feel the cold wind of a winter night
The night is so silent the moon protects us
Maybe my soul rests from
The world in those lands
I lay in a prairie
I hear a distant sea whispering
I saw a savage land
But storm sometimes the storm
In those lands maybe the storm
In the rage of the skies
I breathe calm
I rest inside the storm my soul
Feels sheltered
Maybe those lands are a refuge
For us or maybe
Maybe they're only a dream
Sometimes maybe
Beyond the clouds the soul will rest
Forever in those lands
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Black Orchid performs "Those Lands", and this lyric page sits inside the Black Orchid catalog on LyroVerse.
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