Her Arms Embraced the Sun
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Her Arms Embraced the Sun
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Did you see her on the fields
As she wants to play
Find yourself float in her stream
Till she’s run away
Let her arms embrace the sun
And join her fire games
Children dancing having fun
Holding flowers of may
Don’t you know that she’s the spring
When she smiles at the day
You will be forever young
You will kneel and pray
Let her arms embrace the sun
And join her fire games
Children dancing having fun
Holding flowers of may
But it’s okay
Now we know that the light of my life
Is the sun reflecting on you
You will get me right out of my light
I’ll do anything just to touch you
She holds a rainbow in her hands
And takes away the flame
When you're feeling down and out
She will whisper your name
Let her arms embrace the sun
Join her mind games
Children dancing having fun
Holding flowers of may
But it’s okay
Mmm its okaaay?
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