The Lake
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The Lake
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Down the shimmterin' lake
'pon the sludgy earth
'neath the glimmerin' stars
Hear the water sing
Alone in fields so green i lay
As the winds passes i'll slip away
So lonely out here i cannot bear
Oh how i long to feel her hair as it blows
Lo, now, the breezes is coming
They drift my soul deep into the night
I bid farewell to the air
For it's cold out there
I will take my mind but leave my body behind
Deeper i tread to water and sand
I'm growing nearer to holding her hand
I know that i'm needed but i cannot bear
Being out here while she is out there
I must go
But when those troubles find you
We'll meet again
Down at lake lyunykyn
So when those troubles find you
We'll meet again
Down at lake lyunykyn
I am the lake
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Claim the Throne performs "The Lake", and this lyric page sits inside the Claim the Throne catalog on LyroVerse.
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