Mystic Line
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Mystic Line
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Have you ever had the feelin’
You’ve been somewhere before
Of knowin’ what the room looks like
Before you go through the door
Oh babe, you’re tied to a mystic line
Yeah babe, you’re tied to a mystic line
Have you ever met someone somewhere
You loved at first sight
And you both knew without a word
You’d love a thousand nights
Oh babe, you’re tied to a mystic line
Yeah babe, you’re tied to a mystic line
There are mystics of the mountain
Mystics of the sky
There’ll be a time you’re sure to find
There’s a mystic in her eyes
Oh babe, you’re tied to a mystic line
Yeah babe, you’re tied to a mystic line
Oh babe, you’re tied to a mystic line
Yeah babe, you’re tied to a mystic line
Oh babe, you’re tied to a mystic line…
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