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Artist: Iona
Canonical path: /iona/lindisfarne
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Lindisfarne
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Lindisfarne
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Slow rising mist enfolding the land
Seawater shifts on a bed of sand
A forest of kelp dances beneath its motion
The water moves with the tides of the ocean
Chorus:
And here we are
We have come this far
To say a prayer
On Lindisfarne
Here in the rock bathed in a gentle glow
The golden half-light of the setting sun
A shadow of wings flying fast and low
Out of my sight into the distance gone
(Chorus three times)
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