Spanish Nights (I Remember It Well)
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Spanish Nights (I Remember It Well)
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Silent she rose
From the cold desert sands
Painted in shadows
A dark caravan
Quiet as a whisper
With moves like a cat
She ruled like a storm cloud
Her eyes glowing black
Oh, and they cried Malaguena
Wait for me Malaguena
I remember it well
Oh, and they cry Malaguena
Wait for me Malaguena
I remember it well
Oh, too well
And so they rode
On the wings of a song
Spinning in silence
The world was their own
Two lovers locked in the arms of the dance
Freedom begins with the game of chance
And now they rise
Like a wave on the seas
Lost in a rhythm
And ever they'll be
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