Tales Of The Wind
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Tales Of The Wind
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Open your ears to Nature
The words are said to have a sense
The river's song from the water
A spirit's lament telling the
Misfortune of the lonely
Wanderer who drowned there
Far in the moor lives a friar
As wizard as he's christian
He lights a flame with his finger
Reads in the planet and knows that
Tales of the Wind can be
Heard in the lost lands
Inside the woods lives a creature
A charming mermaid by the fountain
Her eyes are blue like the waters
Her look is fatal for the mortal
Who comes to pass by the
Pool where she's swimming
Tales of the Wind, they will never be blown away.
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Little Nemo performs "Tales Of The Wind", and this lyric page sits inside the Little Nemo catalog on LyroVerse.
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