paroles de chanson The Lake - Nolwenn Leroy
In
spring
of
youth
it
was
my
lot
To
haunt
of
the
wide
world
a
spot
The
which
I
could
not
love
the
less
So
lovely
was
the
loneliness
Of
a
wild
lake,
with
black
rock
bound,
And
the
tall
pines
that
towered
around.
But
when
the
night
had
thrown
her
pall
Upon
that
spot,
as
upon
all.
And
the
mystic
wind
went
by
Murmuring
in
melody
Then
a
then
I
would
awake
To
the
terror
of
the
lone
lake.
Yet
that
terror
was
not
fright,
But
a
tremulous
delight
A
feeling
not
the
jewelled
mine
Could
teach
or
bribe
me
to
define
Nor
love
although
the
love
were
thine.
And
the
mystic
wind
went
by
Murmuring
in
melody
Then
a
then
I
would
awake
To
the
terror
of
the
lone
lake.
Death
was
in
that
poisonous
wave,
And
in
its
gulf
a
fitting
grave
For
him
who
thence
could
solace
bring
To
his
lone
imagining
Whose
solitary
soul
could
make
And
Eden
of
that
him
lake.
Of
a
wild
lake,
with
black
rock's
around's
you
And
the
tall
pines
that
towered
around.
No
more
love,
no
more
pain
To,
to
define
And
the
mystic
wind
went
by
Then
ah
then
I
would
awake
And
Eden
of
that
him
lake
And
the
mystic
wind
went
by
Murmuring
in
melody
Then
a
then
I
would
awake
To
the
terror
of
the
lone
lake.
And
the
mystic
wind
went
by
Murmuring
in
melody
Then
a
then
I
would
awake
To
the
terror
of
the
lone
lake.
1 Stephen
2 Run It Down
3 A Dream
4 Combat pour la paix
5 The Lake
6 L'Ankou
7 Pourtant
8 Ce que je suis
9 Bien plus précieux
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