Over Whitby Bay
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Over Whitby Bay
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Mina:
Staring out to sea
Full of dark premonitions
Thinking what to say
As the sun, slowly dims
Over whitby bay
Mina & harker:
On that summer night
When we first shared a carriage
Made our bumpy way
On the road, curving round
Over whitby bay
Mina:
We strolled to the old bowling green
Harker:
The orchestra played sweet sixteen
Mina & harker:
Then we stole our first kiss
My thoughts fly everyday
Back to whitby bay
Mina:
Why do I feel cold?
Why am I so frightened?
Harker:
Why did I agree to go so far away!
Will I ever see you again?
Mina:
I'll stare out to sea until then.
Mina & harker:
We were so happy here
My thoughts turn, everyday
Back to whitby bay.
One more lonely night
Full of dark premonitions
Shall we see the day?
When the sun slowly dims
Over whitby bay
Dracula:
Mina...
You think, you hear, my voice
It's the beginning
Don't be afraid, for soon
I shall be with you to offer a singular gift
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