September Song
from Fourth, part two by Deleyaman
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I saw and heard and knew at last
the how and why of all things past
and present and forevermore
and why I was living for
Of all regret mine was the weight
mine every greed mine every hate
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
Of all regret mine was the weight
mine every greed mine every hate
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
The grass a tip-toe at my ear
whispering to me I could hear
I felt the rain's cool finger-tips
brushed tenderly across my lips
Lay gently by my side
falling beside the heavy night
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
I know not how such things could be
I only know there came to me
a fragrance such as never clings
to save happy living things
A last long line of silver rain
a sky grown clear and blue again
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
Lay gently by my side
falling beside the heavy night
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
(excerpt taken & arranged from the poem Renascence
c 1912, 1940 by Edna St. Vincent Millay)
the how and why of all things past
and present and forevermore
and why I was living for
Of all regret mine was the weight
mine every greed mine every hate
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
Of all regret mine was the weight
mine every greed mine every hate
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
The grass a tip-toe at my ear
whispering to me I could hear
I felt the rain's cool finger-tips
brushed tenderly across my lips
Lay gently by my side
falling beside the heavy night
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
I know not how such things could be
I only know there came to me
a fragrance such as never clings
to save happy living things
A last long line of silver rain
a sky grown clear and blue again
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
Lay gently by my side
falling beside the heavy night
fell from my eyes I could see
a drenched and dripping apple tree
(excerpt taken & arranged from the poem Renascence
c 1912, 1940 by Edna St. Vincent Millay)
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Fourth, part two, track
released 01 March 2011
Words taken and arranged from the poem "Renascence"
c 1912, 1940 by Edna St. Vincent Millay
In loving memory of Annie-France
Words taken and arranged from the poem "Renascence"
c 1912, 1940 by Edna St. Vincent Millay
In loving memory of Annie-France
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Deleyaman is an experimental band impossible to classify into a single genre. Their unique and enigmatic sound, blends
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Darkwave and Alternative Folk, re-inventing elements of Post-Rock and Atmospheric music.
Formed in 2000 they have released five albums to date.
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