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Artist: Kate Bush
Canonical path: /kate-bush/dali-ferry-me-over
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Dali (Ferry Me Over)
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Dali (Ferry Me Over)
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High,
And can't see you.
Lives Senora Dali
Alone
And higher still
She keeps her gallery.
Distance means nothing
To me.
A-ee-aha-ee-aha-oo,
A-ee-aha-ee-aha-oo...
Debris everywhere,
Gazing. It's amazing.
Ferry me over, X3
The music, Dali.
Deeper here
Lies hidden
Answers and treasures for him.
"Oh, I prefer absence," said she,
"My heart grows fonder
Alone."
A-ee-aha-ee-aha-oo,
A-ee-aha-ee-aha-oo...
Debris everywhere,
Gazing. It's amazing.
Ferry me over, X3
The music, Dali.
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