The Valley Of Evergreen
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The Valley Of Evergreen
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Behind the forest there's a valley
Where ice touch and snow won't fall
In the valley there's a village
Made of stone, now dead and cold
Many years ago summer was more than just a dream
Many years ago the world was alive and sun was shining bright
In the Valley of Evergreen
In the village there's a pillar
Made of stone, two houses tall
One fine day they took it all away...
One fine summer's day
On the pillar there's a raven
Summer's symbol, black and cold
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Manitou performs "The Valley Of Evergreen", and this lyric page sits inside the Manitou catalog on LyroVerse.
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