Crystal Heart
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Crystal Heart
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How could I think it could be too late
to spread my wings, to see an angel alate,
If you wish we both can fly away
to touch the stars, knocking on heaven's gate.
Crying for an angel,
facing brave the danger,
you picked up the crystals
to make me so blissful.
My broken dreams will disappear
with my loneliness and my fear.
It was broken in a million of parts.
Do you, master want to take my heart?
You lightened me, my inner at one fling!
You said those words I've always wished to sing.
You found the magic key, I took the hint.
When the night comes down, in my bed you'll slink...
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