Inrahma
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Inrahma
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I have seen through the mirror of the lake
I've touched the ground from my mother earth
I've burned the plants to the grand fire
The holy winds my father air
Into the mirror of water I was traveling looking for my destiny
The incense burns, I fly insane
I'm looking for the visions of the land of free
Oh! Great mother danú please guide me
Bless my long way and look to me
I'll thank you fraternally.
The moon arises, the sky tell me that I must to stop now
My body is weak I drink the wine, I don't remember what I saw
Holy were the visions that I've seen, I lost my mind, please don't blame me
The god of destiny impedes me
Ah imrahma
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