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Escape to the Royal Wood (On Ice)

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Escape to the Royal Wood (On Ice)

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Escape to the Royal Wood (On Ice)

(Brown/Bruce)

Come dancing on my stage

My bullets have a silver lining

Wind me up and set me free

My uniform's bright . . .

Trumpets blaring, princes sharing,

Swords are flashing, kingdoms falling

When you're dancing in the ballroom moonlight,

feet quicksilver lace My Lady

When you lose yourself inside the city jungle

then you're pretty sure of finding a hiding place

Come stepping through my head

My cloak will give us both protection

Set me up upon your wall

I'll dance all night long

Cannons roaring, banners soaring,

Lances flashing, blood is pouring

When you tremble at the dragons roaring

at the forest's door I'll hold you close My Lady

When your house shakes at the jetplanes' howling

causing mousequakes in your cornflakes, then I'll be by your side.

When you're knocking on the doors of death and rocking wolves in cradles scared of losing your Secret Rose

Accept my handkerchief

Tears shining 'cause the show is over

Take my arm and walk with me

Together we're free

Brakes are screeching, statues preaching

Hoardings flashing, empires crashing

And the time is getting much too late for more than dreaming new schemes for making the darkness bright . . .

When you're moving in the ballroom moonlight

feet quicksilver lace My Lady . . .

When you tremble at the dragons roaring at the forest's door I'll hold you close My Lady . . .

And the time is getting much too late for more than dreaming new schemes for making the darkness bright . . .

And the dreams are getting much too bad for more than trying to find a mountain to put them right . . .

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