Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Elf Power
Canonical path: /elf-power/willowy-man
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Willowy Man
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Willowy Man
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Once a willowy man made his way across the Earth
He saw shining seas and emerald trees and,
the worms laughing in the dirt,
He would memorize the planets,
and the stars above,
and dream a secret dream,
about the ones he loved...
Once a slippery man, made his way across the sea,
He saw tiny fish and made a wish and,
changed into you and me,
They would float upon their backs,
to watch the stars above
and dream a secret dream,
about the ones they loved...
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Elf Power performs "Willowy Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Elf Power catalog on LyroVerse.
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