| Song | The Camp of Souls |
| Artist | Aesma Daeva |
| Album | Dawn of the New Athens |
| 作曲 : Prassas | |
| My white canoe, like the silvery air | |
| O'er the River of Death that darkly rolls | |
| When the moons of the world are round and fair | |
| I paddle back from the Camp of Souls | |
| When the wishtonwish in the low swamp grieves | |
| Come the dark plumes of the red singing leaves | |
| Two hundred times have the moons of spring | |
| Rolled over the bright bay's azure breath | |
| Since they decked me with plumes of an eagle's wing | |
| And painted my face with the paint of death | |
| The camp of souls | |
| The camp of souls | |
| And from thy pipe o'er my corpse there broke | |
| The solemn rings of the blue last smoke | |
| Two hundred times have the wintry moons | |
| Wrapped the dead earth in a blanket white | |
| Two hundred times have the wild sky loons | |
| Shrieked in the flush of the golden light | |
| The camp of souls | |
| The camp of souls | |
| They chanted above me the song of grief | |
| As I took my way to the spirit land | |
| For love is the breath of the soul set free | |
| So I walk a river that darkly rolls | |
| That my spirit may whisper soft to thee | |
| Of thine who wait in the Camp of Souls | |
| When the bright day laughs, or the wan night grieves | |
| Come the dark plumes of red singing leaves |
| zuò qǔ : Prassas | |
| My white canoe, like the silvery air | |
| O' er the River of Death that darkly rolls | |
| When the moons of the world are round and fair | |
| I paddle back from the Camp of Souls | |
| When the wishtonwish in the low swamp grieves | |
| Come the dark plumes of the red singing leaves | |
| Two hundred times have the moons of spring | |
| Rolled over the bright bay' s azure breath | |
| Since they decked me with plumes of an eagle' s wing | |
| And painted my face with the paint of death | |
| The camp of souls | |
| The camp of souls | |
| And from thy pipe o' er my corpse there broke | |
| The solemn rings of the blue last smoke | |
| Two hundred times have the wintry moons | |
| Wrapped the dead earth in a blanket white | |
| Two hundred times have the wild sky loons | |
| Shrieked in the flush of the golden light | |
| The camp of souls | |
| The camp of souls | |
| They chanted above me the song of grief | |
| As I took my way to the spirit land | |
| For love is the breath of the soul set free | |
| So I walk a river that darkly rolls | |
| That my spirit may whisper soft to thee | |
| Of thine who wait in the Camp of Souls | |
| When the bright day laughs, or the wan night grieves | |
| Come the dark plumes of red singing leaves |