A Dream in Azure
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A Dream in Azure
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It’s as if I could see
The uncoiling of the man
Or the birth of a thousand suns
To climb the clouds
Torwards the moons
And quantic fields
A land ruled by gods and beasts
What if for the eyes I had
A labyrinth?
What if I unlock this scene
Become this dream?
I travel through the wind
And sail the seas of pain
An hourglass with no sand
Of nameless flags I make my land
I bend the kings
The rain falls to my command
What if for the eyes I had
A labyrinth?
What if I unlock this scene
Become this dream?
What if for the eyes I had
A labyrinth?
What if I embrace this spring
Become this dream?
What if for the eyes I had
A labyrinth?
What if I become this dream?
This dream in azure.
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Cortence performs "A Dream in Azure", and this lyric page sits inside the Cortence catalog on LyroVerse.
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