Pure Treasure
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Pure Treasure
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I've found the rarest thing in the world
A strange fascinating light
It doesn't shine
But it perfumes like a flower
Growing everywhere and somewhere
Pure treasure
Like a pearl of dew
Innocent diadem
Of a divine crown
Its name is the name of a wind
With an enchanted breath
The flap of an angel's wings
A flower growing everywhere and somewhere
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Macbeth performs "Pure Treasure", and this lyric page sits inside the Macbeth catalog on LyroVerse.
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