Lavendula
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Lavendula
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Samhain fires aglow across the fields below
The darker half has come and isn’t letting go
A divination could come with patience
Or we’ll have to wait another day again
Look around, hear the sounds, I can't find nothing like you here
I can see harmony but it leaves nothing like you do
A bird lost its feathers and started talking about the weather
It’s time to shut the doors and grow our hair long
When the roads are roaring out I turn the hound on out
Dare you not wake this child of mine, child of mine
Look around, hear the sounds, I can't find nothing like you do
I can see harmony but it leaves nothing like you do
Look around nothing like you here
I can't see harmony like you do
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Who performs "Lavendula"?
Israel Nash performs "Lavendula", and this lyric page sits inside the Israel Nash catalog on LyroVerse.
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