David Nevue Follow
The Emerald Valley lyrics
Flowing eternal in that realm beyond.
Past the river black as the grave.
Lies Dark Valley home of shadow and fear.
Sad life spent on its sullen shore.
Midst ruins of an age that never was.
You lived apart in that hollow dark.
With a heart as heavy as stone.
Death, it came in dreams.
Haunting while you slept.
And you walked alone.
Forever at war.
Had you lived before.
Will you live again.
To see the failing of our doomed race.
Stretching back through time.
Hurling on towards end.
Will you ever know our ultimate fate.
Or do you rest in that valley dark.
Beyond the river forever more.
Robert E. Howard's "Lines Written in the Realization That I Must Die"
"The Black door gapes and the Black wall rises;
Twilight gasps in the grip of Night.
Paper and dust are the gems man prizes-
Torches toss in my waning sight.
Drums of glory are lost in the ages,
Bare feet fail on a broken trail-
Let my name fade from the printed pages;
Dreams and visions are growing pale.
Twilight gathers and none can save me.
Well and well, for I would not stay:
Let me speak through the stone you gave me:
He never could say what he wished to say.
Why should I shrink from the sign of leaving?
My brain is wrapped in a darkened cloud;
Now in the night are the sisters weaving
For me a shroud.
Towers shake and the stars reel under,
Skulls are heaped in the Devil's fane;
My feet are wrapped in a rolling thunder,
Jets of agony lance my brain.
What of the world I leave forever?
Phantom forms in a fading sight-
Carry me out on the ebon river
Into the Night."
Flowing eternal in that realm beyond.
Past the river black as the grave.
Part of these releases
-
-
- Track 7 on Whisperings: The Best of David Nevue
- 6 A Turn to Grace
- 8 Joy
-
- Track 4 on The Last Waking Moment
- 3 The Shadowlands
- 5 The Gathering Fields
The Emerald Valley Video
Comments on The Emerald Valley
Submit your thoughts
These comments are owned by whoever posted them. This lyrics site is not responsible for them in any way.
© to the lyrics most likely owned by either the publisher () or
the artist(s) (David Nevue) which produced the music or artwork. Details