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Artist: Enya
Canonical path: /enya/storms-in-africa-ii
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Storms In Africa II
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Storms In Africa II
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Though I walk through
Warm sands in Africa
Winds will grow soon
To storms in Africa
How far to go
I cannot say
How many more
Will journey this way?
Dark skies fall on
Black earth and ivory
Far from your sun
Clouds now close over me
How far to go
I cannot say
How many more
Will journey this way?
Storms have come
Rains wash the earth away
Dark skies fall down
Into another day
Rains have now come
From storms in Africa
Time will go on
Through Storms in Africa
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