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Artist: Enya
Canonical path: /enya/song-of-the-sandman
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Song Of The Sandman
Read Song Of The Sandman lyrics by Enya on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Song Of The Sandman
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Can you hear in the night's deep song?
All the shadows say
Telling you when you're asleep
Tears will fade away
Dream of morning's golden light
When you and I will leave the night
And when the moon is high and bright
Stars will shine on you
Dream of morning's golden light
When you and I will leave the night
Make a wish and when you close your eyes
I will come to you
Dream of morning's golden light
When you and I will leave the night
Make a wish and when you close your eyes
I will come to you
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