Annabel Lee | Goldmourn — Official Lyric Video
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Annabel Lee | Goldmourn — Official Lyric Video
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Mythic Background
The song reworks Edgar Allan Poe's final complete poem, "Annabel Lee," written in 1849 and published shortly after his death that same year
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Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
The sea still knows her name
It says it every night
A kingdom made of salt and rain
A window's dying light
We were young enough to promise
What the old don't dare to say
[Verse 2]
The cold came off the water
Like a jealous thing that hears
It took her in the winter
It has kept her all these years
And they laid her where the breakers
Sing her name into the clay
Annabel Lee, Annabel Lee
The tide can't take you from me
Not the angels up above us
Not the cold beneath the sea
Every wave that finds the shore tonight
Is you calling me
[Verse 3]
The moon won't rise without her
In its silver I can see
Two children in a kingdom
Where the water meets the lea
And I lie down by the sounding sea
Beside my bride to be
Annabel Lee, Annabel Lee
The tide can't take you from me
Not the angels up above us
Not the cold beneath the sea
Every wave that finds the shore tonight
Is you calling me
[Outro]
Annabel Lee... Annabel Lee...
The sea still knows your name
⏱ Chapters:
00:00 Intro — instrumental opening
00:30 Verse 1 — The sea still knows her name
01:03 Verse 2 — The cold came off the water
01:44 Chorus — Annabel Lee, Annabel Lee
02:44 Verse 3 — The moon won't rise without her
03:20 Chorus — Annabel Lee, Annabel Lee
04:15 Outro — Annabel Lee... Annabel Lee...
🎵 Credits:
• Composer: Goldmourn
• Arrangement: AI-assisted
• Performance: Goldmourn (AI vocal persona)
• Visuals: AI-generated
• Lyric video & mastering: Goldmourn studio
📢 AI disclosure: This video uses AI-generated vocals and visuals, disclosed per YouTube policy.
Album: Born from the Fire — Goldmourn. More on the channel: / @goldmournmusic
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