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The following is from Wind by the Fireside, a book within the game Neverwinter Nights. "Wind by the Fireside" is a poem that has changed much over the ages — that much is clear to those who have studied it — but it is not known how much it as been altered, or why the alterations have taken place. Any scholars assume that these changes are representative of the natural evolution of language, as well as modern innovations of style. Little is known about the actual history of the poem, though some believe it to have some bearing upon the creator races of Faerûn. Others have speculated that it may have been written as an ode by a follower of some ancient religion. The popular version sung in Neverwinter is noted as the following, though other regions have variations in theme.

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rdfs:comment	The following is from Wind by the Fireside, a book within the game Neverwinter Nights. "Wind by the Fireside" is a poem that has changed much over the ages — that much is clear to those who have studied it — but it is not known how much it as been altered, or why the alterations have taken place. Any scholars assume that these changes are representative of the natural evolution of language, as well as modern innovations of style. Little is known about the actual history of the poem, though some believe it to have some bearing upon the creator races of Faerûn. Others have speculated that it may have been written as an ode by a follower of some ancient religion. The popular version sung in Neverwinter is noted as the following, though other regions have variations in theme.
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abstract	The following is from Wind by the Fireside, a book within the game Neverwinter Nights. "Wind by the Fireside" is a poem that has changed much over the ages — that much is clear to those who have studied it — but it is not known how much it as been altered, or why the alterations have taken place. Any scholars assume that these changes are representative of the natural evolution of language, as well as modern innovations of style. Little is known about the actual history of the poem, though some believe it to have some bearing upon the creator races of Faerûn. Others have speculated that it may have been written as an ode by a follower of some ancient religion. The popular version sung in Neverwinter is noted as the following, though other regions have variations in theme. So as you shiver in the cold and the dark, Look into the fire and seen in its spark — My eye Watching over you. As you walk in the wind's whistling claws, Listen past the howling wolf's jaws. My song Comes to you. And when you're lost in trackless snow, Look up high where the eagles go. My star Shines for you. In deep, dark mine or on crumbling peak, Hear the words of love I speak. My thoughts Are with you You are not forsaken You are not forgotten. The North cannot swallow you. The snow cannot bury you. I will come for you. Faerûn will grow warmer, And the gods will smile But, oh, my love, guard yourself well — All this may not happen for a long, long while.

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