Skaila
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Skaila
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Skaila - playing stardust - in the moonlight
Turning into music - colouring the daybreak
Following the morning - Skaila she plays on ...
Skaila she takes the shadow - into the distance
On reflecting rainbows, silhouettes of sunshine
Skaila she plays on
Skaila plays on spirals - circles turning
Falling into rivers - melodies are streaming
Playing all around us - Skaila she plays on
Skaila she takes the sunshine - into the darkness
Where she finds the music - scattered in the right time
Skaila she plays on
Skaila plays on mirrors - stretching over
Tumbles into voices - echoing the music
Everyone is dreaming - Skaila she plays on
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Who performs "Skaila"?
Annie Haslam performs "Skaila", and this lyric page sits inside the Annie Haslam catalog on LyroVerse.
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