South of my old homeland I travelled night and day For the perfect somewhere To hide and steal away I disappeared from sight And never told a soul About the darkest pictures That made my story whole
A man in grey once told me That he had been a king The greatest of war heros Of which the prophets sing But that man died a begger Swollen with disease He rests now in an alleyway And yet he is appeased
The bravest of my sons Had a vision of a plain Where all the kindest folks Were all treated the same But my young boy was halted By his own knife shining red Congratulations, son For dreaming, now you're dead
I asked a holy man Why my life was riddled so He turned and told me that He thought that I should go South of my old homeland I look unto the sky Fade away, she said In the alleyways I die
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