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"where the air was never extreme, which for rain had a little silver dew, which of itself and without labour, bore all pleasant fruits" After a weary journey Our faith revealed The Shining Isle Where the wounded king was healed Land of the undying Their ancient glittering eyes all seeing All foes long gone Fear and worry undone Graceful,quiet, deep browed Long fingered hands Stars and jewels chiming in silvered hair As they walk those quiet paths Over the water suddenly calm We saw that glow A light shining from the highest tower The bells tolling from far away Then with regret Which made our throats clench with swallowed tears We turned our hulls away Back to the shadowed mortal land Where the armies of the night Struggle in unending battle Broken plains strewn with bodies Where the grey faceless men hold weapons Dark with power We always knew Deep Down This is the place Where we belong Where we belong Avalon
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Sep 13, 2012
Sep 13, 2012 at 10:05 PM UTC
Avalon
"where the air was never extreme, which for rain had a little silver dew, which of itself and without labour, bore all pleasant fruits" After a weary journey Our faith revealed The Shining Isle Where the wounded king was healed Land of the undying Their ancient glittering eyes all seeing All foes long gone Fear and worry undone Graceful,quiet, deep browed Long fingered hands Stars and jewels chiming in silvered hair As they walk those quiet paths Over the water suddenly calm We saw that glow A light shining from the highest tower The bells tolling from far away Then with regret Which made our throats clench with swallowed tears We turned our hulls away Back to the shadowed mortal land Where the armies of the night Struggle in unending battle Broken plains strewn with bodies Where the grey faceless men hold weapons Dark with power We always knew Deep Down This is the place Where we belong Where we belong Avalon
gary-gibbens
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Sep 13, 2012
Sep 13, 2012 at 10:05 PM UTC
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