Arabian Spell
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Arabian Spell
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Distant lands in a sea of sand
A place with remembrances of the past
Dark mixture of energy and elegance
In the walls of mosques and palaces
I don't know why my dreams
Fall to hell
Your spell changed me into a
Sick man until the end
Osiris, awaits me
I'll go to the dunes with you
We'll see the glory of your reign
Now I know the truth
Arabian spell
Snakes and spiders will strike us
We must go to the rising sun
I don't know why my soul was
Trapped in a labyrinth
I feel the pain of madness
In my mind
Save me, my God
Show me the real way, please
Blind me, my God
I only want to believe
Save me, my God
Arabesk inside my head
Blind me, my God
I feel like a freak
I don't know why my dreams
Fall to hell
I don't know why my soul was
Trapped in a labyrinth
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