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A blog for darker evenings and misty days, full of autumn leaves and apples, ghosts and witches, folklore and fairytales. I update all year round, but most frequently at this time of year, and the blog is both an outlet for my love of autumn and Hallowe'en and a gathering place for art, from horror films to medieval woodcuts, that evokes the sinister, the mysterious and the otherworldly. This blog has a winter counterpart at now-winter-comes-slowly. Formerly cloudsinvenice, these days I use @tealightcandles1794 to admin my various special interest sideblogs, and you can always message me there if you need to get in touch.

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medieval song titled 'Soul flew out of the body' sang in eastern Poland since the 14th century

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From the text under the Youtube video, via Google Translate:

'"The soul flew out of the body" is a medieval, 14th century All Souls' song, performed in Polish. The song is one of the motifs popular in medieval Europe, depicting the sinner's lament at the moment of death. It is also present in the eastern tradition, where it has gained great popularity and is sung in the languages of the inhabitants of the eastern regions of Poland. The "ZaTopieni w Historia" band performs a song written in a notebook - the songbook of Mrs. Nadzieja Masłowska from the parish in Topilec.'

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