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Song Info
Genre
Charts
Peak #46
Peak in subgenre #18
Author
D. Robinson
Rights
@DRobsterSongs
Uploaded
June 11, 2019
Track Files
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MP3 9.6 MB • 192 kbps • 7:00
Story behind the song
A song about Ursula Sontheil (Mother Shipton) and her prophecies.
Lyrics
Her words are presented as a clumsy rhyme,
the fate of the world in a future time
Her prophecy exposed, that declares our fate
and to save mankind, are we too late?
In ancient times, a lady declared,
that men shall be seen, flying in the air
and a carraige without a horse shall go,
and disasters will fill our world with woe
and that iron, will float, as it leaves the land
and that gold would be found, in an unknown land
And France will be free, of the tyrants three,
And allies with England, surely they will be
These things that I speak, they have came to pass
just as was written by this common lass
(Chorus)
And the people of her time, feared to speak her name,
for many things had passed, that which see had claimed
And much about our future, that which see did see
predict our fall from grace, in her prophecy
For the fire dragon, will cross our sky
six times before the earth shall die
and the oceans will consume the land
and that people will fight against their fellow man
Until the silver serpent comes into view
Spewing forth the saviors, of our last few
They will enlighten our minds and they will calm our rage,
they'll lead us into a golden age
These things that I speak, will they come to pass?
Just as predicted, by this common lass
(Chorus)
And the people of her time, feared to speak her name,
for many things had passed, that which see had claimed
And much about our future, that which see did see
predict our fall from grace, in her prophecy
(Instrumental section)
(Repeast Chorus 2x)
She predicted her death, to clear the air
but before she passed, she did declare
The scholars think I utter blasphemy, but they're wrong,
These things will come to be
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