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Dzö-nga - The Death of Minnehaha: The Fever Lyrics



Dzö-nga - The Death of Minnehaha: The Fever Lyrics




Journey afar, forest of grey
Desolate cries fading away
I will follow you, my love
Through the storm we'll find a way
Hiawatha, hear my cry
Echoes in the endless snow
I cannot escape the dark
Death is calling and I must go

Calling are the raging falls
Rushing water in the night
Reaching out, gripping you
Eyes of fire, hands of ice
Look away now, my beloved
Death approaches and deceives
I return with strength and light
Do you remember, still believe?

Over earth and mountain fly
By the the snowy wasted path
Endless miles passing by
Smoke and ash of heaven's wrath
Would that I had perished for you!
Were that I were lost instead!
In the dark eyes of the mother
See that love, my heart is dead
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Journey afar, forest of grey
Desolate cries fading away
I will follow you, my love
Through the storm we'll find a way
Hiawatha, hear my cry
Echoes in the endless snow
I cannot escape the dark
Death is calling and I must go

Calling are the raging falls
Rushing water in the night
Reaching out, gripping you
Eyes of fire, hands of ice
Look away now, my beloved
Death approaches and deceives
I return with strength and light
Do you remember, still believe?

Over earth and mountain fly
By the the snowy wasted path
Endless miles passing by
Smoke and ash of heaven's wrath
Would that I had perished for you!
Were that I were lost instead!
In the dark eyes of the mother
See that love, my heart is dead
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Writer: Alexander Newton
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Dzö-nga - The Death of Minnehaha: The Fever Video
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Performed By: Dzö-nga
Language: English
Length: 4:43
Written by: Alexander Newton

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