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Down to the Valley
07:58
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Fog's rollin in
It's cold in the shade of the bay tree
We cannot stay
Follow me down to the valley
Carried away
It's dark where the sun was hanging
We are too late
Shapes in the trees are all changing
Shadows grow long
Paths on the hill are a memory
Soon they'll be gone
Follow me down to the valley
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Vernal Pool
06:40
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Out in the meadow, held in the field
Hidden in land lain fallow
Lit by the sun that sets on the ocean
Casting off winter's shadow
Left by the wind and kept by the water
Mirroring still and silver
Just like the ember brings on the flame
Bright with the sound of singing again
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When the Dawn Breaks
06:53
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When the clearing is still and the harvest is done
Mist still hangs in the field, shadows weave with the sun
When the morning returns, braiding light in the air
and there's no one left here when the dawn breaks
If you listen, bells are ringing
To the east, you'll hear them singing
To the west, the earth lay sleeping
Dying embers sing of morning
If you listen, bells are ringing
To the east the sky is wheeling
You'll not hear them sing of heaven
When the dawn breaks for no one
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Quiessencing
06:44
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Buried in hills, golden and oaked
And the wind sweeps from the valley below
Over dark earth
Hearing a song, old as the stone
Singing an answer, a call
Under dark earth
How long will they dream of sun?
How long will the wait, quiessencing
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