Gaia
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Gaia
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Verse:
Many turned to see the light
Wondering if tomorrow would they know
Rainbow-coloured
Jewel-bright
Glowing through
The softly falling snow
You can call for a way
Turn night to day
Chorus:
And follow the midnight sun
Midnight sun
Verse:
Ever since the madness fell
Captive of a never-ending daze
Stranded in a timeless spell
And held inside a gilded maze
I wonder how long must it take
Till the sleeping awake
Chorus:
To follow the midnight sun
Midnight sun
Verse:
You can call for a way
To turn night into day
Chorus:
And follow the midnight sun
Midnight sun
You follow the midnight sun
Midnight sun
Verse:
Mirrored in a frozen pool
Images of a long-forgotten past
We all share fragments of a memory
The answers held
Within thiscrustal glass
I wonder how long must it take
Till the dreaming awake
Chorus:
To follow the midnight sun
Verse:
You know if you look you will find
In your soul, peace of mind
Chorus:
And follow the midnight sun
Midnight sun
And I'll follow the midnight sun
Midnight sun
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Maggie Reilly performs "Gaia", and this lyric page sits inside the Maggie Reilly catalog on LyroVerse.
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