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Courtyard Lullaby

- Loreena McKennitt (1991)

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You are listening to the song Courtyard Lullaby by Loreena McKennitt, writer by Loreena McKennitt in album The Visit. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: The Visit.

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Lyrics

Wherein the deep night sky
The stars lie in its embrace
The courtyard still in its sleep
And peace comes over your face.

"Come to me," it sings
"Hear the pulse of the land
The ocean's rhythms pull
To hold your heart in its hand."

And when the wind draws strong
Across the cypress trees
The nightbirds cease their songs
So gathers memories.

Last night you spoke of a dream
Where forests stretched to the east
And each bird sang its song
A unicorn joined in a feast.

And in a corner stood
A pomegranate tree
With wild flowers there
No mortal eye could see.

Yet still some mystery befalls
Sure as the cock crows at morn
The world in stillness keeps
The secret of babes to be born.

I heard an old voice say
"Don't go far from the land
The seasons have their way
No mortal can understand."