Paroles de The Homesong's Call

Gazing across the centuries Home is a distant memory Beneath these trees deep shadows roam Dark are my dreams in the stars’ ever-fading glow So long ago I believed I would return one day back to those shores To remain evermore Awaiting love to let me go Wandering star-dusk shadow Songbirds sing of long lost light All I left behind My heart it longs to escape This dark wonderland My heart it bears all the weight Of my mistakes I am she who yearns to retrace the steps of memories My prayer to return erelong My heart’s evensong Longing for what was dear to me Weary of this captivity Moonlight unveils weeping paths of stone O’er mountains steep, dare I try to climb my way home? So long ago I believed I would return one day back to those shores To remain evermore Growing pale as a spirit’s flame Slumbering souls beneath this place Deafened to the homesong’s call I’ve heard all along My heart it longs to escape This dark wonderland My heart it bears all the weight Of my mistakes I am she who has walked this lonely world for centuries