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Moth

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: East of Eden Canonical path: /east-of-eden/moth Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Moth

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When I see the things I dream

I will know how things can be

And I know that you and me will love again

You're beautiful and soft as a brightley colored moth

Let the spider weave his web under waterfalls at dawn

Till we pass this way again

Dream black requim

We can climb the hill and see

Past the sprinting chestnut tree

In the pool of blinking lights

I take away

In the last sweep of love you will flutter down

In deep and total sleep

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East of Eden performs "Moth", and this lyric page sits inside the East of Eden catalog on LyroVerse.

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