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Artist: Phantom Buffalo
Canonical path: /phantom-buffalo/gilded-gate
Related lyric paths: 4
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Gilded Gate
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Gilded Gate
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Up a path and to a gilded gate
Just beyond a lively land awaits
I can show you all around this place
But who am i you have not seen my face
I'm the wind, i'm the spirit of this secret isle
I'm the cat upon the tall wood pile
Unlock the latch by saying how do you do-a
And you're inside the gates of tadaloora
Just say please and thank when you should
Don't pick the lady slippers in the woods
I'm the wind, i'm the spirit of this secret isle
I'm the cat upon the tall wood pile
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