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Morrigan's Song

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Morrigan's Song

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"Heed ye not the old man's warning

Love ye shall find in the misty north

Climb the steps, long and winding

To the top of the tower tall

Hanging there, a mirror on the wall

There you will see your window to the world

Fear ye not, the howling on the wind

'Tis but the master hunting with his hounds"

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