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The Day The Flowers Died

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The Day The Flowers Died

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There came the day he sailed away, the day that the flowers died

Staring out across the sea a lonely tear he cried,

Out about the western board, he lived upon the waves

Hoping for the day of rest, running from the grave

They told of old the song of gold, that came running from the hills

Splashed with the blood of Christ, for it any man would kill

A thousand years hidden from, the evil of mankind

There came a man from far away, on the day the flowers died

Round the cape of southtown, riding the trade winds

Now that he stole the cursed gold, the adventure truly begins

They say the day he took away, the gold of the gods

The earth did start to tremble, and the mountains fell apart

Through the lands of indians, guided by a magic ring

He pointed east his floating beast, to meet the Myan king

But there on the trail brimstone and hail, stopped him in his tracks

The keeper of the kingdoms, came to get his treasure back

Blue moon rising ain't no sunshine blue moon rising ya

Blue moon rising ain't no sunshing blue moon rising ya

They told of old the song of gold, that came running from the hills

Splashed with the blood of Christ, for it any man would kill

A thousand years hidden from, the evil of mankind

There came a man from far away, on the day the flowers died

Blue moon rising ain't no sunshine blue moon rising ya

Blue moon rising ain't no sunshing blue moon rising ya

Blue moon rising ain't no sunshine blue moon rising ya

Blue moon rising ain't no sunshing blue moon rising ya

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