"The Waterfall" genre: Folk
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	Song of tragedy in the style of a traditional folk ballad.
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	Story Behind the Song It just appeared when I was in a trance like state - which is frequently! It took about 30 minutes to write - which is unusual. Lyrics The Waterfall There is a place, I remember well the morning air and the mist that fell on the ground. And she would laugh as we walked out there Through ghost gum trees and the misty air all around. Some sing of birds, the moon and trees. Though there is beauty in such as these, It's nothing like the beauty I recall When we would lie together Beside a waterfall. I saw her eyes and what they told. I held her hand and felt a cold cruel bitter chill. That last goodbye was barely heard, I whispered low the hardest word I ever will. Some sing of birds, the moon and trees. Though there is beauty in such as these, It cannot touch the memory I recall Of the one who lies forever Beside a waterfall. There is a place where I must go, I knew not then but now I know That tragic law. It's not the earth nor the seven seas, It lies within the mist and trees Forever more. Some sing of birds, the moon and trees. There is no time to think of these In thinking of the day when time will stall And we will lie forever Beside a waterfall.

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