Atlantis
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Atlantis
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Look into the moonlight
Look into the sea
Look into the night sky
Look into a dream
Gaze upon a city
Standing ever so tall
No one ever believed
The city would fall
Once there was a sacred land
It's name struck fear in the hearts of man
And one day all ceased to be
Atlantis her glory was forever lost in the sea
Atlantis her glory was forever lost in time
Think of all the horror
Think of all the pain
Imagine the sorrow of the people that day
Civilization lost in one blinding light
What ever happened to the city that night
Will we ever find a way
To bring Atlantis back here to stay
We all will be homeward bound
Atlantis you soon will be found
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Aztec Jade performs "Atlantis", and this lyric page sits inside the Aztec Jade catalog on LyroVerse.
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