The Return of the King

by Kim Margolis

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The return of the king

England was waiting
for the king to arrive
for the sun to come and dry her weeping eyes.
Years had passed the wars had cast a shadow on her throne
and Arthur’s sword returned unto the stone

At Glastonbury, at Glastonbury I saw the rising sun
And I knew the king had come
to lead us home again, home again.

When the king returned
it was said in an ancient tale
he’d reveal the secret of the holy grail
then the true religion
would rear her starry head
and the light divine thru all his kingdom spread…

At Glastonbury at Glastonbury
I saw the rising sum
and I knew the king had come
to lead us home again, home again.
Kim✌️🙏

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released September 12, 2023
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