I'm calling you, my sisters
Down by the river's winding bend
I can tell the time won't end
You take all that you want
Let the weeping willow play in the frost
Your red hair binds your hands to a cross
With mother's love and father's seed,
Can you hear me through the trees,
far past the summer breeze,
And oh, together you are bound,
and I am just a sound to you far gone
And sisters, I can't find my way home
And sisters, remember blood
Sisters, oh I feel the tide
Sister, I'm sorry that I lied
Sister, don't lay it all on me
When your children are young
Let them swim the river young and free
Look towards the kingdom that we had
Oh, I'll come home soon to take it all back
Can you hear me through the wind,
far past the gods and sin that I laid on?
And oh, together you are bound,
and I am just a sound to you far gone
Sisters, oh, I feel alone now
Sisters, I can't find my way home
Oh, sisters, oh, I feel the tide
And sisters, I'm sorry that I lied
Sisters, don't blame it all on me
Sisters, oh I feel the tide
Sisters, oh sorry that I lied
Sister, don't lay it all on me
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