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Olias

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jon Anderson Canonical path: /jon-anderson/olias Related lyric paths: 6
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Olias

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Olias woke from a dream and drank his soul into the ocean

That sailed past the brink of his window that long summer

The build the ship the Moorglade mover,

To sail a silence which nobody knows

Olias shines as clear as his sons emotions retrace him

As one delivers always one will shine over you

I've sailed and always will to parts of Sunhillow

(Ride on Olias remember your begotten father)

I've trailed and sailed a silence which nobody knows

(Ride on Olias remember your begotten sons)

Lay lay lay lay

Lay lay lay lay

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