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Artist: The Gathering
Canonical path: /the-gathering/stonegarden
Related lyric paths: 6
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Stonegarden
Read Stonegarden lyrics by The Gathering on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Stonegarden
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And the dreamer sets his sails...
Avoiding all cliffs and stones
But the dreamer is never alone
Always trying to catch the moon
Sailing on the winds of desolation
Horizon's my destination
Through tears I see that
the moon slowly sets
And another attempt has failed...
The waves of the sea drawn to the moon
Like lovers they meet
Carry the light to a distant unknown
Catch it if you can
Always will there be the stars
Always will there be the moon
Always will there be the rocks
Will I always be alone?
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