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Enya ~ Storms In Africa (I And II)


Storms in Africa (With Translations to Right) Cá fhad é ó How far is it from? Siúl tríd na stoirmeacha. Walking through the storms Dul tríd na stoirmeacha. Going through the storms Cá fhad é ó How far is it from? An tús don stoirm. The beginning of the storm An tús go deiradh. The start to the end Tóg do Chroí. Take your heart Tóg do chroísa. Take your beloved Turas mór. Long Journey Tor tríd na Stoirmeacha. Heavy through the storm Turas fada. Long Journey Amharc tríd na Stoirmeacha. Look through the Storm Translation by Fidelma McGinn. Storms in Africa (Part II) Though I walk through warm sands in Africa winds will grow soon to storms in Africa. How far to go I cannot say. How many more will journey this way? Dark skies fall on black earth and ivory. Far from your sun clouds now close over me. How far to go I cannot say. How many more will journey this way? Storms have come! rains wash the earth away Dark skies fall down into another day. Rains have now come from storms in Africa Time will go on through Storms in Africa more free lyrics

Storms in Africa (With Translations to Right)

Cá fhad é ó How far is it from?
Siúl tríd na stoirmeacha. Walking through the storms
Dul tríd na stoirmeacha. Going through the storms

Cá fhad é ó How far is it from?
An tús don stoirm. The beginning of the storm
An tús go deiradh. The start to the end

Tóg do Chroí. Take your heart
Tóg do chroísa. Take your beloved

Turas mór. Long Journey
Tor tríd na Stoirmeacha. Heavy through the storm

Turas fada. Long Journey
Amharc tríd na Stoirmeacha. Look through the Storm

Translation by Fidelma McGinn.
Storms in Africa (Part II)

Though I walk through
warm sands in Africa
winds will grow soon
to storms in Africa.

How far to go
I cannot say.
How many more
will journey this way?

Dark skies fall on
black earth and ivory.
Far from your sun
clouds now close over me.

How far to go
I cannot say.
How many more
will journey this way?

Storms have come!
rains wash the earth away
Dark skies fall down
into another day.
Rains have now come
from storms in Africa
Time will go on
through Storms in Africa

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