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Song of a Dying Angel
The song I sing is of distant lands,
By the sea and the sandy shore,
Beyond the hills and valleys,
In a kingdom that is no more
The song I sing is of mermaids fair,
As they calm waves with their dwindling tune,
And dragons in their caves of stone,
And butterflies who circle the moon.
The song I sing is of castles high,
Towering over a hollowed world,
As holy men murder the sinners,
‘Longside maidens with skin of pearl.
The song I sing is of days gone by,
A whisper where once was a roar,
Of millions of graves trodden into the dust,
In a kingdom that is no more.