Marlina
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Marlina
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Oh you dream of a silver stallion riding high on the stars above.
And then a knight of love comes and carries you away.
Then you dream of a thousand faces.
Watching you on a silver screen
and then the morning comes chasing all your dreams away.
**Chorus**
And I say Oh Marlina
Who you gonna be today, Oh Marlina,
Don't you know
You're gonna dream your life away.
Oh you dream of a deep blue ocean,
on the shores of the seven seas
and then you sail the wind riding on a sliver wave,
and you dream of a golden city,
in the land of a prince so fair
and then the eyes of love turn into another day.
Repeat chorus.
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