Amazonas
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Amazonas
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Amazonas
I can hear you calling
Like a stranger I am rolling home.
Amazonas
I can hear you calling
Like a stranger I am rolling home.
Amazonas
when the night is falling
I start dreaming of the land I've known.
Amazonas
I can hear you calling . . .
Lazy river
oh
how much I missed you
In the desert of the neon-light.
I know some day I'll be staying with you
See your sunrise and your story-nights.
Amazonas
I can hear you calling . . .
Lazy river
they will never tame you
And your secrets they will never know.
Hell or heaven
who could ever plain you?
Endless water go on moving slow.
Amazonas
I can hear you calling
Like a stranger I am rolling home.
Amazonas
I can hear you calling . . .
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Who performs "Amazonas"?
Peter, Sue & Marc performs "Amazonas", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter, Sue & Marc catalog on LyroVerse.
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