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by bennash - 06/07/26 09:34 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 06/05/26 04:07 PM
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Thanks Jean, you're quite right - this is the music the lyrics are meant for. I've not had any response after sending the artist my suggestion, so may be there will be no cooperation after all. Simorgh/Simurgh is the Persian equivalent to Phoenix. The tree of life refers to Simorgh, there is actually nothing much to the story of Phoenix ... Meanwhile I have written a version for myself that I've posted on my lyrics pages. And this is the version that I actually sent Rastin (I've made it Phoenix again instead of Simorgh, and altered verse 1 that I considered the weakest part of my first version): Phoenix [intro/pre-chorus] in times of mourning and sorrow without faith, times of fear, despair, and cries [pre-chorus] although all hope may seem to go up in flames - nothing's lost - when the Phoenix dies [chorus] and yet again - you will see that it will rise - yes, it will rise from the ashes from the ashes [verse 1] noble bird - comforting sight - where it's flying brilliant colours - graceful creature such wondrous chants - subtle tunes - are its cries that use to bring - tears to men's eyes [pre-chorus] although all hope may tomorrow go up in flames - nothing's lost - when the Phoenix dies [chorus] and yet again - you will see that it will rise - yes, it will rise from the ashes from the ashes [verse 2] it would roost - in the tree of life that would shake - when it'd take flight and spread the seed - of all known plants and spread the riches - of the land leaving it - for men to tend rising high - it would behold the fertile fields and the earth it shields spread its wings - and wheel in the sky view the world - with generous eyes [pre-chorus] although all hope may tomorrow go up in flames - nothing's lost - when the Phoenix dies [chorus] and yet again - you will see that it will rise - yes, it will rise from the ashes from the ashes [verse 3] it has lived - and has witnessed change and all the wisdom - of old age it has gathered - in its course of life it has seen - emperors rise and reigns pass - people's hopes soar times of peace - and times of war [... outro] although it's burning - in the flames will stand up - and live again although it's burning - in the flames will stand up - and live again will stand up - and live again
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