Ballad of the cloud
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Ballad of the cloud
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The the cloud
Shall come
A misty evening
With the cafes swelling with smoke
Little man sings into
His glass of beer
Of the most beautiful loss
In front of him
Suddenly
Wind and sea
A sinister breeze
That the night shall come
On the bridge that shines
Under the moon
A little more wine
On the path of a sailor
Who left the sea
In the depths of time
But here is the sun
Old forgotten song
That sells illusions
Ballad for a cloud
The tears of a clown
The gentle wind will blow
Stories still unknown
Ballad of the cloud
Mirage of a clown
Old forgotten song
That sells illusions
Ballad for a cloud
The tears of a clown
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Cabaret Noir performs "Ballad of the cloud", and this lyric page sits inside the Cabaret Noir catalog on LyroVerse.
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