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What the Crows Know
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Caws caw at the break of dawn
Who knows what the crows know?
Scarcely scattered in the sounds
Found aground where the mushrooms grow
Maybe, maybe...
...something we’ve forgotten
Maybe, maybe...
...something we’ve never known
In the mists where the stories weave
Strange scenes in a tapestry
Drifting dancing in between
The silver shadow of the moon
And the golden dawn’s sunbeam
Maybe, maybe…
…something we’ve forgotten
Maybe, maybe…
…something we never learned
Tangled locks, wrangled hoary dreams
Sketched in the book of strange scenes
Riddle-written in the gloom
Before morning’s pink blossom clouds begin to bloom
Maybe, maybe…
…something we’ve forgotten
Maybe, maybe…
…something we’ll never know
On the stumps where the mushrooms grow
Around the ground leaves’ colors change
Every day never the same
Who knows what the crows know?
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In Gowan Ring
The Symbolist Folk Music of In Gowan Ring channels stories of stones and angels through homemade instruments and human voice.
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