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Artist: Arachnes
Canonical path: /arachnes/the-dreamer
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Dreamer
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The Dreamer
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"hello, my tree, how are you?
I would like to say a word to you,
I just want to tell you that...
Now i need your wisdom.
I'm a dreamer without dreams,
[pre.]
I know the earth and i know the sea;
Maybe i'm a painter with no brush
And silence is my canvas..."
[inc.]
Shout,
Over your storm,
Over your night,
Old words and strong wine in your heart;
You, like a child,
With your big eyes,
You are the (only) winner.
"it'll go all for the best,
Over my storms and my nights.
I just want to tell you that...
Now i need your big strength".
[pre.]
[inc.]
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