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Artist: Electric Light Orchestra (ELO)
Canonical path: /electric-light-orchestra/eldorado-overture
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Eldorado Overture
Read Eldorado Overture lyrics by Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Eldorado Overture
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The dreamer, the unwoken fool,
In dreams, no pain will kiss the brow.
The love of ages fills the head.
The days that linger there in prey of
emptiness, of burned out dreams.
The minutes calling through the
years.
The universal dreamer rises up above
his earthly burden.
Journey to the dead of night.
High on a hill in Eldorado.
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Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) performs "Eldorado Overture", and this lyric page sits inside the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) catalog on LyroVerse.
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