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Artist: Stoa
Canonical path: /stoa/palldium-night
Related lyric paths: 6
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Palldium (Night)
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Palldium (Night)
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In Winter on the Cumner ridge
A Stranger looked from Godstow bridge
His dream to change into the air
A gleam that played inside his hair
Lifted to the northern sea
A thousand timorous tendrils creep
From Ilium to Palladium
The naked shingles from the rim of Night
His beating wings then tore the sky
A vagrant will sent forth a cry
The midland master of the gates
Unfurled a pounding cloud of sails
A voice of gold to hide a star
A tide of light to carry far
And danger was to tarry here
For never would we stand so near with night.
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