Oldest Man
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Oldest Man
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Do you remember when the world was young
And all the light came from the sun
And we'd talk to all the animals
They could read our thoughts
I remember days and years gone by
When burning sunsets lit the sky
And higher up in a belt of blue
Stars like diamonds grew
I , i remember why
The fog first filled the sky
On a tragic day
In our history
I'm the oldest tadalooran man
I remember the day when prince brican
Was to marry princess delavue
From traleetralu
Their joining hands would unite their lands
And age of peace could have began
But to the king and queen of traleetralu
It wouldn't do
They tried to take their daughter back by force
With a rain of arrows and a fall of swords
But confusion grew as their arrows flew
And they killed her too
The fire ignites
The rising tide
The smoke will rise
Into the sky
The fire ignites
The rising tide
The smoke will rise
Into the night sky
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