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Amorphis ~ Drowned Maid


I went to wash at the shore I went to bathe in the sea and there I, a hen, was lost I, a bird untimely died Let not my brother ever in this world water his war-horse upon the seashore! Waters of the sea so much blood of mine fishes of the sea so much flesh of mine Such the death of the young maid end of the fair little hen more free lyrics

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