Babylon
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Babylon
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She's got blue sky face
With rainbow eyes and a lace
work of black n' gray on her skin
She's the warm beat of heart
'Gainst her bosom I depart
for this wonderland deep within
And I feel her pulse, like the streets beneath my feet
And her feverish kisses, soft and bittersweet
And if ever there's a chance, to get back into her dance
I know I will
She's my Babylon
Your touch has left it's traces
Babylon
Show me all of your faces
Babylon
My heart rejoices and races
Where my heart rejoices and races
In her will
I see wisdom still
The kind I wish for myself
In her still form at night
Laying there by my side
I see where I will return
And I hear her sigh, where the willows weep
Underneath her skies, Am I in too deep?
'Cause if ever there's a chance
to get back into her dance
I know I will.
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Phoenix Effect performs "Babylon", and this lyric page sits inside the Phoenix Effect catalog on LyroVerse.
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