Lyrics

Don't set your anchor down here Dad called him the cowboy kid River poets man these shore Twisted dervish sends men out to their death Their shoreline beat will not harm me He's immune to the warlocks and their freye Pagan worship mans these shores The twisted antler sends giants to their deaths The Sun breaks through the trees Turns flesh to stone Sunrise like blood on the water Sun sets blood on the water During the great war our guild was disbanded A generation of metallurgists lost their forge The smelter's coals burnt out with the sun Blacksmith, turned poet, turned to shore Their war and disease will not harm me These waters keep our minds and bodies pure River poets man these shores Weary soldiers tread cautious through these hills
Writer(s): Jo Johnson Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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