Elysium
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Elysium
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Past the Sun's great western gate, past the land of dreams
Where the heroes and the noble hearts
Rest their feet beneath the poplar trees
Go west my friend, past the river encircling
Out to the fields the color of lightning, color of gold
Where those who kept their oaths, who kept their hearts clean
They crown their hands in flowers
From the shining trees that grow by the sea
Go west my friend, past the river encircling
Out to the fields the color of lightning, color of gold
You always bathed in your own Sun
You slept 'neath your own stars
When you laid down in the shade, the bird
Were singing, and this is their song
Go west my friend, past the river encircling
Out to the fields the color of lightning, color of gold
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Esmé Patterson performs "Elysium", and this lyric page sits inside the Esmé Patterson catalog on LyroVerse.
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