The Course of Empire - The Arcadian or Pastoral State
Oh beautiful land we have aquainted ourselves upon
I smell the earth and grass we have sown
Each flower we multiply their sweet breath filling the air
We have built out of stone not metal it's cool to the touch
At night we sit watching the deep embers of the sun set
deep beyond the sea
The temple lights flicker in the distance a symbol of our
undying desire to move past our weakness through the
god's power to design such greatness
Soon we will name the mountains and river to signify
our presence on this land this is how life moves
forward through the rubble and shame
Each and every day we pray for the others not so
fortunate those who stayed behind
One day our childrens children will forget the star we
called home
Forget the land that almost destroyed us all
Forever to recreate greatness
Tomorrow we celebrate never to return
this is home, this is living
I smell the earth and grass we have sown
Each flower we multiply their sweet breath filling the air
We have built out of stone not metal it's cool to the touch
At night we sit watching the deep embers of the sun set
deep beyond the sea
The temple lights flicker in the distance a symbol of our
undying desire to move past our weakness through the
god's power to design such greatness
Soon we will name the mountains and river to signify
our presence on this land this is how life moves
forward through the rubble and shame
Each and every day we pray for the others not so
fortunate those who stayed behind
One day our childrens children will forget the star we
called home
Forget the land that almost destroyed us all
Forever to recreate greatness
Tomorrow we celebrate never to return
this is home, this is living
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