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Awakening
04:00
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Wake up, wake up!
You slept for a hundred years
and I’ve been waiting for you
so long
Wake up,
my star shines again in you eyes
and I can hear you
secret mourn
your tears just fell silent, your lips just bled
Wake up, wake
up!
Arouse from your deep sleep can you find my hidden love in your sand
Wake
up!
when the Darkness and Light is wed
cause you have revealed their real
selves
Wake up, wake up
and I will light with torches from Earth to Sky
your trackless path
your shy smile like sun came down for me
as though it
caressed my blackened mist
play hide and seek, my angel
Wake up, wake
up!
You’ve buried underneath the trees so many years
they danced with nymphs,
in circles they screamed and purled in your sore mind
Wake up, cause if you’ll
never do
this thorn in my flesh may feed my sadness
You’ve been under the
ground for so long
and now it’s time to wake my love,
let me unearth you, let
me scoop
let me guide you out of the woods
Then the fall may dust your fair
hair
from all these fallen petals and leaves
turn them to fears and spread
them in air
a beam will lay your nightmares bear
sing them and put your
voice in a jar
where I could keep it safe and warm
so hope and pray you
conjured flame keep
as the rain wash your gossamer dream
’Cause it’s a
beautiful Awakening
and Beauty is the start of all...
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Caeth Bergen, Norway
Caeth is dark and warm beating heart of music
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