A Welcome Below
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A Welcome Below
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Hoist your sails and leave behind
Your soul now stands ajar
Your horn has been raised and your wrath kindled
Your star is bright a wish in my eye
And your heart has grown cold as night
Have you found that pearl of price so great?
Have you found it?
Consider well before you answer as you hope
For a welcome below
When is the day when I'm finally free
Of the demon inside of me
My anger sounds like waves at the helm
The smell of smoke my rage, a fire
Where will we be when the light comes for us?
Offering tears to the sea
As we entered God's paradise
There we saw the pearl
With symmetry of wish I gave and you gave
Not tears, only song
Oh darkness thy black-hand my spirit restrains
The night sky brings us only stars
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