Interlude
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Interlude
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Da da dum
Da da dum
Da da dum
Da da dum
I live in a dream for a moment
We loved in a midnight solitude
When I never knew at the moment
Love was just an interlude.
I thrill as your arms would unfold me
A kiss of serenus as the mood
Then heaven fell down when you told me
Love's a passing interlude.
The magic was unsurpassed;
Too good to last.
The magic; my heart was you
Is dressed in blue
The shadow of night all around me
I walk in a moonlight solitude
When I thought romance really found me
Love was just an interlude
Da da dum
Da da dum
Uh
The magic was unsurpassed;
Too good to last.
The magic; my heart was you
Is dressed in blue
The shadow of night all around me
I walk in a moonlight solitude
When I thought romance really found me
Love was just an interlude
Da da dum
Da da dum
Oooh
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