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Spring Rain
05:30
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The Forest Remembers
04:52
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Tsuga Heterophylla
04:32
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The Old Gods
05:50
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Sacred Oak
03:59
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Winter Lynx
03:35
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Daughter of the Forest
06:00
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Daughter of the forest
With a pine garland on her head
Binded from twigs and thorns
Unsightly, yet radiant
Beloved of the woods
Daughter of the forest
With mud and soil on her face
But no amount of can dirt hide her grace
Once revered, now alone
Beloved of the woods
Her altar was built from the sighs of gods
Covered in wild roses, ash and thorns
Look into the fire and you'll still see her shape
Dancing wildly, winding like a snake
Daughter of the forest
Beloved of the woods
No one calls her name anymore
No one stares into the flames anymore
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Woodland Crypt Seattle, Washington
Woodland Crypt makes contemplative, nature inspired instrumental music for solitary journeys into other realms.
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