Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Byrds
Canonical path: /byrds/renaissance-fair
Related lyric paths: 6
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Renaissance Fair
Read Renaissance Fair lyrics by The Byrds on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Renaissance Fair
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I think that maybe I´m dreaming
I smell cinnamon and spices
I hear music everywhere
All around kaleidoscope of color
I think that maybe I´m dreaming
Maids pass gracefully in laughter
Wine coloured flowers in their hair
Last call from lands I´ve never been to
I think that maybe I´m dreaming
Some flash on a soda of prism
Bright jewels on the ladies flashing
Eyes catch on a shiny prism
Hear ye the crying of the vendors
Fruit for sale wax candles for to burn
Fires flare soon it will be night fall
I think that maybe I´m dreaming
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