Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Carnival In Coal
Canonical path: /carnival-in-coal/a-swedish-winter-tale
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A Swedish Winter Tale
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A Swedish Winter Tale
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So there was I, alone and lonely.
But with a mighty sword.
At the very very end of a deep deep forest in the white white snow.
And a happy happy bird it sang to me this song:
"O Warrior You who hold the sword to fight against forces of Good and Evil (and
the Ones in Between).
Go to Rahahaaz.
Tell the Lord of your country.
That we, the people of Nature Shall rise and win ".
So there was I, alone and lonely, when it sang to me this song.
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