Across The Hills
Por Barbara Dickson · Autor: Barbara Dickson
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<p>Across the hills black clouds are sweeping</p><p>Across the hills black clouds are sweeping
Carrying poison far and wide
And the grass has blackened underfoot
And the rose has withered and died</p><p>The rose is still as red love and the grass is still as green
Must have been a shadow in the distance you have seen
Must have been a shadow you have seen</p><p>Can't you hear the children weeping
Can't you hear the mournful sound
No birds sing in the twisted trees
In the silent streets around</p><p>You can hear the children laughing in the streets as they play
You must have caught the dying of an echo far away
Must have been an echo far away</p><p>Can't you see the white ash falling
From the hollow of the skies
And the blood runs red down the blackened walls
Where a ruined city lies</p><p>You could see the red sun shining in the park on the stream
Must have felt the shiver from the darkness of a dream
Must have been the darkness of a dream</p><p>Death shall reap a hellish harvest
Make a desert of the land</p><p>But the rose is still as red love and the grass is still as green
It must have been a shadow you have seen</p><p>(Must have been a shadow)
Across the hills black clouds are sweeping
(Must have been a shadow)
(Must have been a shadow)
Can't you see the white ash falling
(Must have been a shadow)
(Must have been a shadow)
Death shall reap a hellish harvest
(Must have been a shadow)
(Must have been a shadow)
Across the hills black clouds are sweeping
(Must have been a shadow)</p><p>You can hear the children laughing in the streets as they play
You must have caught the dying of an echo far away
Must have been an echo far away</p>
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