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Solstice Song
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In the hours before the sun
I wake to greet the moon
Because the days are all so short
I know I'll see her soon
In the twinkling break of day
As fall the corners of night
I only turn from the moon to see
The treetops crowned in light
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Banks of the River
03:14
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I was walking through the heather
In the hills I well recall
When the wild geese and the shadows
Mark the coming of fall
In the silence of the westland
Where the stone meets with the sea
There her green eyes did ensnare me
And will not set me free
Oh, I never saw a vision
Like the one standing there
By the banks of the river
With raven-black hair
And when I’ve made my fortune
I'll nevermore part
From the banks of the river
Where I first lost my heart
Now the hills that I am wand’ring
Are the ever-changing waves
And the wild geese are the stars
That mark the passing of days
And the harbors where we shelter
When the weather’s rough and wild
Just remind me of the comfort
When my love’s green eyes smiled
Oh, I’ve never seen a vision
Like the one standing there
By the banks of the river
With raven-black hair
And when I’ve made my fortune
I'll nevermore part
From the banks of the river
Where I first lost my heart
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True Love’s Wedding
01:47
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So Many Rivers
03:16
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So many rivers
For us to travel
Which one will lead us
To the sea
Enter the rapids
The flow devours us
Then we surrender
And are free
Will we remember
All that we strived for
Things buried deep in
Old desires
I’ll know the answer
When I have left here
The ocean beckons
Like a choir
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Russell Shaddox East Haddam, Connecticut
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