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Artist: Let Me Dream
Canonical path: /let-me-dream/thousand-decades-ago
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Thousand Decades Ago...
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Thousand Decades Ago...
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Thousand decades ago there was a river here below
The sun was strong as now, but forest created a shadow
The winter was cold as now, but stream was free as clouds
The forest past away the sun burnt from day to day
The winter captured the water the ice was now stronger
The river died a way but the bed still remains
And when the dominators die down the bed will grow around
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