Morrighan
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Morrighan
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Fingers of mist caress
Soldiers and fallen kings,
A field lies silent
As an old crow spreads her wings
(Chorus)
What do you see?
What do you see?
Cast your viel over the Sun.
Morrighan
I have washed the blood away
And each will take your turn,
Another life given to me,
When will you ever learn?
(Bridge 1)
And the will of man,
Lies heavy on the land,
Until you change your plan,
I'll be ready.
Night is falling,
But it's the noon of the day,
A flight of Ravens here,
To carry our souls away.
(Bridge 2)
I am the Phantom Queen,
And everything you've been,
And everything you've killed,
And all the blood you've spilled,
All the bullets and the guns,
All the Fathers and the Sons,
Lying dead in the streets,
Children crying at their feet,
Is this the world you want?
Look, the sun is fading away….
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Damh the Bard performs "Morrighan", and this lyric page sits inside the Damh the Bard catalog on LyroVerse.
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