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Ardea Herodius
04:06
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You can see her soaring over the river
And you can see her lighting in the trees
You can let her take you, trembling, with her
On a journey to find your family
The mirror shows the time while the clock face tells the rhyme
"Life is but a dream in a knot skillfully tied,
The trick is to untie it while firmly tucked inside."
And the credits start to roll overtop "Sweet Caroline"
It's just like breathing in a cyclone
And breathing out a balmy breeze
I'd like to soar with you for quite some time
Create and solve some mysteries
The mirror shows the time while the clock face tells the rhyme
"Life is but a dream in a knot skillfully tied,
The trick is to untie it while firmly tucked inside."
And the credits start to roll overtop "Sweet Caroline"
Sweet Caroline, the good times never seemed so good
And I've been inclined to believe they never could
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Ragnarøkkr (Jötunheimr)
03:49
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Skeleton Man:
Well, I see you made it; broke through to the other side
But, now is the time to see if you've got it just right
The war of all the ages happens on this field tonight
But what is it we fight for? Owning our own dreams and lives
Royal:
I'll do what I have to, I think you know why I'm here
But, if it isn't clear then I'll make it clearer
I'm only here to find a precious thing that I have lost
I'm willing to pay whatever the cost
So I'll fight your war; I'll make them all bow down
For ever trying to steal away our dreams and lives
La guerre est sanglante. Beaucoup de vies précieuses sont perdues
(The war is bloody. Many precious lives are lost.)
Skeleton Man as he moves into a realm beyond human comprehension:
You need to go find Ullr, she might be able to help you
You'll never see the morning, 'til you cover up your head
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Royal Holland Dayton, Ohio
Dreamy Synth Folk Rock songs about loss and love.
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