Aaron faheud Swiftrunner |
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March through the window to another world March in the valley with banners high, unfurled. Sing for the ‘morrow, refrain into the sky Cariadoc is calling through the glass to you and I. |
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I look upon the morning as I have a thousand times Through ancient colored glass a vision will arrive. A King held there forever is beckoning to me Come into the Dragon land and take up for the free The Dragon’s fire is shining through ancient glass "Come with my children, lead them through the pass Arrows will be flying, and our world must see Through light of yesterday, tomorrow’s children free." March through the window to another world March in the valley with banners high, unfurled. Sing for the ‘morrow, refrain into the sky Cariadoc is calling through the glass to you and I. From dwelling under nameless hill when kingdoms were but two Down the years releasing children bright and true Dragon has been flying upon well-honored wing Mark you well upon her heart and tooth and barb and sing Difficult the birthing, remembered through the years Yet bold are the eldest sons of Calontir! The falcon grew into her own--her songs fill the sky Proud is the dragon to see fair daughter fly. The silence of Elegil was loud on northern pier. But no word from Cleftlands could silence Ealdormere The wolf she is a’roaming in northern forest proud And we all praise her, a mighty kingdom now. The Jarl found a coronet upon the granite wall And declared a destiny for Griffyns one and all. The compass star is pointing to freedom on the field Mighty are the legends singing in Northshield Yesterday still whispers to us, guiding from afar We have but to listen and remember who we are. Our children will lead us where the dragons go If we remember what our elders know So look upon the morning as we have a thousand times Through ancient colored glass a vision will arrive. Dragon has been flying upon well-honored wing Mark you well upon her heart and tooth and barb and sing |
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