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Sybil of Delphi II

from Songs 1​-​4 (Sybil of Delphi) by Minko

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"The dogs sensed it coming,
The rousing storm, the humming,
The wind, the wind, was a whistling,
A sorry song.

The soldiers heard it coming,
The hooves, the ground, the rumbling,
And the wings of ravens drumming,
To the sybil's sighs.

And I feel it coming,
The love now drips the sun in,
Through hands that hold no blood in,
Those hands can't sow our land."

(Hearing about the way the wild dogs fled the streets on the Indian Ocean coast before the Tsunami hit, and saved certain people who took their absence as a sign that something wasn't right, reminded me of my own sense that my relationship was ending long before the end actually came...)

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from Songs 1​-​4 (Sybil of Delphi), track released October 1, 2012

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