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Jean Cocteau

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Be-Bop Deluxe Canonical path: /be-bop-deluxe/jean-cocteau Related lyric paths: 6
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Jean Cocteau

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Sometimes a film

Sometimes a photograph

Sometimes a rose

Sometimes a looking glass

Enchanter of souls

Your dreams still unfold

Sometimes a child

Sometimes a tradgedy

Sometimes a truth

Sometimes a fantasy

Enchanter of souls

Your dreams still unfold

Sign your name with a star

It's all a game

Only a pantomine

A deadly parade

Sadly to end divine

Enchanter of souls

Your dreams still unfold

Sigh your name with a star

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