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Artist: Chamber
Canonical path: /chamber/entree-the-elven-king
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Entrée - The Elven King
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Entrée - The Elven King
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Darkness among the forest
where creatures prepare to dance
who knows where they came from
they just appeared in a glance
Nymphs and fairies lilting their sweet chants
to praise the night, in velvet veils
my kingdom for a jester's wisdom
the old king shouts in search of hales
The elfin folk know it's their last hour
so they'll celebrate until they're done.
some thousand years, some thousand stories
shimmering past and we'll go on
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