Willow's Requiem
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Willow's Requiem
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As I walked in a field of sadness
I saw dead willows shift with the wind
Black massed passed my way
Carrying a simple casket
Wooden and pure like the bed of a peasant
Chorus:
I heard the willows whispering
Humming a dark song
Entranced by the music I listened
To the willow's requiem
I heard them whispering
Humming a dark song
I asked who it was
they carried to his grave
"It is a dream
Killed by a word of grief"
No chance to survive
Naïve and weak
In this cold, dark land
Chorus:
Leading them all was an innocent beauty
Clad in black
The widow was grieving
- Her name was Hope -
For she knew she'll be next
To die
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