Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ramona Lisa
Canonical path: /ramona-lisa/arcadia
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Arcadia
Read Arcadia lyrics by Ramona Lisa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Arcadia
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Cars they were passing
Waves they were crashing
On the shore
Fingers were burning the
Pages they're turning
And I want more
Here I ran from the west
Unto ruins where the sun dances with death
Arcadia, arcadia
Now she holds me tight like I held you
Arcadia, arcadia
Hour after hour golden blue
To be had
Arcadia, arcadia
Now I know that time forgets us too
Arcadia, arcadia
Hour after hour golden blue
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