Molten Gold Songtext
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Molten Gold Songtext
A turtle, a hare and a maiden fair
The aged orator lays it bare
Red hoods in threatening woods
Morality traded like common goods
Molten gold like stories told
It trickles in our ears
Hopes and fears and narration
Withstand crumbling years
He lost it all for a sack of beans
It′s woven in words at their seams
A fairy tale it's worth its weight
Of gold that′s molten
Of idiom spoken
Molten gold like a river flows
Weaving human will
Hopes and fears and narration
Withstand crumbling years
Molten gold like stories told
It trickles in our ears
Hopes and fears and narration
Withstand crumbling
And words they travel across the oceans
And words they travel over the mountains
And words they travel
From cavern to castle and cradle to casket
From cavern to castle and cradle to casket
The aged orator lays it bare
Red hoods in threatening woods
Morality traded like common goods
Molten gold like stories told
It trickles in our ears
Hopes and fears and narration
Withstand crumbling years
He lost it all for a sack of beans
It′s woven in words at their seams
A fairy tale it's worth its weight
Of gold that′s molten
Of idiom spoken
Molten gold like a river flows
Weaving human will
Hopes and fears and narration
Withstand crumbling years
Molten gold like stories told
It trickles in our ears
Hopes and fears and narration
Withstand crumbling
And words they travel across the oceans
And words they travel over the mountains
And words they travel
From cavern to castle and cradle to casket
From cavern to castle and cradle to casket
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