The Reign Of Kindo

The Man, The Wood And The Stone

The Reign Of Kindo


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There once lived a man  long ago
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In a land of days dark and cold
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Blessed with gifted hands  some wood and stone
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Birthed a glowing flame that none had known

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The people gathered around
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From every land and town

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They'd never seen such a wonder 
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Such warmth and such light
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Dancing and blazing throughout the cold nights
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He showed them how they too could make such a fire with their own two hands
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With their own two hands
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Well  the priests and the preachers  they heard of this man
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How his teachings of fire quickly spread through the land
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They feared such a power ought not rest in the hands of plain men
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So they conspired to end him in secret you see 
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But the people wanted answers  so quite cleverly they built a shrine and throne 
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For the man  the wood and the stone

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People worshiped on
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But oh the flame was gone
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And they were taught "man is evil  he must do as the law requires 
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And he must never  but never play with fire