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Once she had drowned |
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And started her slow descent |
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Down the streams to |
| [00:16.986] |
Where the great rivers broaden |
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Oh the open sky chant most magnificent |
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As if it was acting as her body's guardian |
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Wreck and duck weed |
| [00:42.162] |
Slowly increased her weight |
| [00:46.828] |
By clasping her in their slimy grip |
| [00:55.500] |
Through her limbs |
| [00:57.679] |
The cold blooded fishes played |
| [01:01.262] |
Creatures and plant life kept on |
| [01:04.676] |
Thus obstructing her last trip |
| [01:10.297] |
And the sky that same evening |
| [01:13.970] |
Grew dark as smoke |
| [01:17.735] |
And it's stars through the night |
| [01:20.152] |
Kept the brightness still soaring |
| [01:24.840] |
But it quickly grew clear |
| [01:28.252] |
When dawn now broke |
| [01:32.203] |
To see that she got one further morning |
| [01:40.638] |
Once her pallid trunk |
| [01:43.916] |
Had rotted beyond repair |
| [01:48.945] |
It happened quite slowly that |
| [01:51.702] |
She gently slipped from God's thoughts |
| [01:56.387] |
First with her face then her hands |
| [01:59.970] |
Right at the last with her hair |
| [02:03.249] |
Leaving those corpse-choked rivers |
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Just one more corpse |
