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Afro-Blue

Read Afro-Blue lyrics by Abbey Lincoln on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Abbey Lincoln Canonical path: /abbey-lincoln/afro-blue Related lyric paths: 6
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Afro-Blue

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Dream of a land my soul is from

I hear a hand stroke on a drum

Shades of delight, cocoa hue

Rich as the night afro blue

Elegant boy, beautifil girl

Dancing for joy elegant whirl

Shades of delight, cocoa hue

Rich as the night afro blue

Two young lovers dance face to face

With undulating grace

They gently sway, then slip away

To some secluded place

Shades of delight, cocoa hue

Rich as the night afro blue

Whispering trees, echo their sighs

Passionate pleas, tender replies

Shades of delight, cocoa hue

Rich as the night afro blue

Lovers in flight upward they glide

Burst at the height slowly subside

Shades of delight, cocoa hue

Rich as the night afro blue

And my slumbering fantasy assumes reality

Until it seems it's not a dream for two are you and me

Shades of delight, cocoa hue

Rich as the night afro blue

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Abbey Lincoln performs "Afro-Blue", and this lyric page sits inside the Abbey Lincoln catalog on LyroVerse.

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Yes. The related section below points to And It's Supposed To Be Love and Avec Le Temps with a short reason for opening each page next.

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