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Poem to the Gael

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Darkest Era Canonical path: /darkest-era/poem-to-the-gael Related lyric paths: 6
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Poem to the Gael

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A sombre sky above your head

A lonely path below

And hand on heart I cannot see

The light to guide me home

So sing me songs of love and war

Songs of hope and pain

For we are lost within a dream

Unyielding once again

And so it is the end of our days

So walk with me till morning breaks

We travel down this trodden path

A maze of stone and mire

Just hold my hand as we pass by

A sea of blazing pyres

And every thought and every word

That's ever come to me

Has fallen to the great beyond

With hope and memory

And so it is the end of our days

So walk with me till morning break

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