Four Winds
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Four Winds
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She ran far away from the city
Headed to the far west coast
Leaving the life that she knew here
Like it was just a faded ghost
And she stood by the sea
Wild and free
Ready to start again
To let the four winds blow
The Sun dove into the horizon
As the dolphins, they jumped and played
She was a child of the ocean
With sea salt in her mane
And she danced in the sea
Wild and free
Ready to start again
To let the four winds blow
Far, far away from the ocean
A girl in the forest stood
She, too, escaped the mainland
To the deep, dark and magic wood
With the wolf in her heart
She made a new start
Ready to try again
We're all part of the trees
And part of the seas
And ready to start again
To let the four winds blow
Let the four winds blow
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Blackmore's Night performs "Four Winds", and this lyric page sits inside the Blackmore's Night catalog on LyroVerse.
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