Quartet No 6 in D Minor
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Quartet No 6 in D Minor
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A perfect day for us to use
since humans group themselves in two's
The sun burns down there's no confusin'
the kind you are and what I'm losin'
We're dancin', laughin', feelin' fine
a wild and wailin' state of mind
We're dancin' laughin' you'll be mine
in silvery, golden pantomime
We're dancin', laughin', feelin' fine
a wild and wailin' state of mind
We're dancin', laughin', you'll be mine
in silvery, golden pantomime
Suddenly I see a stream of virgin light
that's white and softly bright
Flow then a greenish blueish night of love naive
and fool's delight
I can't forget the one who was so close to me
that I was she and she was me and I was she
and I loved her and she loved me
and I loved her and she loved me long and innocently.
Monstrous clouds come close with lightning
Coziness of thunder threatening
Let's go inside before it rains
and dampens fun and frolic's pain.
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