Old and distant rings the tale Of the feet that once walked Of the wolf that once stalked On the sloping mountain trail
For a time the rivers would run Water beings streamed to the call Of the fiddler's form from the fall While gradually the birds wept for the passing of the sun
Eventually the old mountains turned to cold Veiled as they were by the winter's spectre Who lay himself wide, bound by tether As most creatures fled, leaving only the hearty to hold
And there in the dark of night Was a small window shining gold And a fierce hearth fighting the cold The house where we sleep and hide out of sight
For from beyond the welkin, where engrossing elders speak Incomprehensible as winds bellow, oceans rise And mountains crumble The firmament no longer requires What it is that we know as lifeTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.