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Artist: Harvist
Canonical path: /harvist/hidden-in-the-woods
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Hidden In The Woods...
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Hidden In The Woods...
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In these deep dank forests
hidden like hell's fortress
If only to dwell alone and to forever be....
Between two old fallen oaks
Triumphed by an ark of its kin
A husk lay in the dark
Covered by night's overshadow
Sleeping so long,...All becomes bleak
Eyes glaze over
Now may the ancient owl take this soul
As lifeless a body is fed upon by nature
Weather well, this lonesome hermit
And carry this soul the evergreen isle
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