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Artist: Blueberryhill
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Wanderer's Song
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Wanderer's Song
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Wanderer's Song
I've seen the skies Of Northern Lands Crossed to bound of life and death My heart has burned in triumphant blaze I've sung the songs of bold and brave Now every hour leaves a scar at my heart But I still can keep my faith If I only see your star tonight And hear your whispers call divine 'Cause all I want is to fall into sleep In your arms Wars are over for me and for my land Seasons pass by as quickly as they come The winter's falling And I feel like coming home
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