"Forest Of Forgetting" lyrics

I've traveled far, heavy laden, weary
Bearing up this worn-out heart, heavy
I have come to wander without a path, without a name
Here where burdens may not enter, nor memory's stain

Here now
Within the Forest of Forgetting
A haven for the weary
I have come to lay my heart down
For a little while

Promising peace, susurrations speak wordlessly in dulcet tones
Beckoning me into soft arms of misty silence
Hidden deep within a dreamless repose

Unbeholden to the phantoms of trial and time
No remembrance of their cold haunting sighs
Do these trees delve their roots so deeply that they drink
From the river Lethe to relieve memory's bind?

Not all who wander
Here are lost, but will find peace

Here now
Within the Forest of Forgetting
A haven for the weary
I have come to lay my heart down
For a little while

Long-forgotten relics wrought in stone
Stand watch as I wander
Without the weight
Light's song within unfades
I now remember