Black Eyes
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Black Eyes
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I hear a calling
Through the beating of the waves
The rain kisses a languid breeze
I can see your hair
Floating immovable,
The red velvet on your lips
Your eyes are black,
Your eyes are black...
"Come here, relax follow me"
The albatross is coming
Dances in silence,
To the sound of your sensuos voice
Your eyes are black,
Your eyes are black...
So I can see the end
Your eyes are black...
“Your eyes, the sea
Your eyes, the sea,
…The abyss
Oh, please embrace me
Take me down
Oh, please lead me
To a new heaven
Where our lonely eyes can finally see
Where our naked bodies can feel
As an ancient poetry
You’re dancing through the flames
My eyes are following
Your footsteps, your footsteps
Now I just see you eyes…
I just see you eyes
Your eyes are black,
Your eyes are black...
Now I just see you eyes…
I just see you eyes
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