Leila
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Leila
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Since the days of gold
there's a story's told by Leila
the queen of Sheba
she was wise and kind
and the good in mind
of those who am 't to see her
You could hear a dance
we wear golden bells
as symbols on her fingers
and the night ain't bright
with the silver light of a man,
without still lingers
Leila
was the queen of Sheba
When she rule the land
she make our command
the riches and the poor
it will turn for that
she could something
that witch reassess you once more
She was a famous queen
living in a dream of mystery and passion
and I think she said
ou will never get get her all in press ion
All the story ends
but she results Leila the queen of Sheba
will you close your eyes
and think of her you are plenty with her
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