Vashti Bunyan
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Hebridean Sun

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Vashti Bunyan Canonical path: /vashti-bunyan/hebridean-sun Related lyric paths: 6
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Hebridean Sun

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Travelling towards a Hebridean sun

To build a white tower in our heads begun

The grass knows, the hills know, we all know

Spring has come, the good fountain flows.

Each hoof fall brings us nearer the land

Of peat and seabirds and silver sand.

The grass knows, the hills know, we all know

Spring has come, the good fountain flows.

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