Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jon Anderson
Canonical path: /jon-anderson/naon
Related lyric paths: 6
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Naon
Read Naon lyrics by Jon Anderson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Naon
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To move we delight
Call his name, his name
We chase as we run
The motion decide
Call his name, his name
Arya Arya Arya Arya
Arya Arya Arya Arya
O lend a clear light
We motion the stars
Call his name, his name
We chase as we run
To move we delight
Call his name, his name
We chase a clear light
The oceans decide
Call his name, his name
Arya Arya Arya Arya
Arya Arya Arya Arya
O chase as we ride
O motion the stars
Call his name, his name, his name...
First we hold your hand
As we lay
Silent as the dawn
Words are told
Your eyes
We will stay
Silent
As the dawn
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Jon Anderson performs "Naon", and this lyric page sits inside the Jon Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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