The Hemlock Sea
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The Hemlock Sea
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The joys of sleepless nights are awaiting you.
The son of Morn may cry and never reach you.
I have seen the veil,
I have seen the grave,
The rain it came
And silence covers all.
The drop like spears, this hollow chest
These salty eyes that never rest.
They have seen this world,
They have seen the dead,
The night it came
And silence covers all.
O praise the moon
Don't await the dawn
The river's stream, the glimmering sky
I wandered all alone.
O sweet hemlock kiss,
The poisonsea burns
And silence covers all.
You turn, you shiver
Your skin so pale, your breath so cold
I have been longing for your love,
I have been trying not to loose you.
Come, come, fear not...
The Son of Morn may cry, he will never reach us, he will never reach us.
This is the promise of the winds.
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Elend performs "The Hemlock Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Elend catalog on LyroVerse.
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