The Mermaid
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The Mermaid
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I am born of rainbows and the morning dew
You've seen me fly
In the fairy kingdom no one is as swift as I
I kiss the flowers to sleep when the evening falls
My bed is made of angel wing
Yet lately I couldn't sleep, I could only hear you sing
My beloved mermaid, speak to me,
Because I'm helpless when you sing
Your call has filled me, it took a part of me
An emptiness only you can fill
Indian perfume, spice and treasures,
Mortal dreams,
All I can
I will grant your every wish, just let me understand
I must drown or you must dry to be with me
When you called me you had to know
Tell me, why do you still caress my ears if there's no hope
My beloved mermaid, speak to me,
Because I'm helpless when you sing
Your call has filled me, it took a part of me
An emptiness only you can fill
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Closterkeller performs "The Mermaid", and this lyric page sits inside the Closterkeller catalog on LyroVerse.
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