Renaissance
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Renaissance
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I would have been unhappy if you hadn't come my way
I could have been a nightbird if I hadn't seen the day
Once I had a daydream
All this would come true
Everything was waiting
For me to come to you
And everywhere I look
I see the golden touch
Of love
Ah
I wandered through the mountains and I thought of where you are
I sailed into the ocean and I looked at every star
Once I had a daydream
Of the time you came to me
The foolness of your presence
Is the wing that waves me free
And everywhere I look
I see the golden touch
Of love
Ah
Ananda my
Ananda
I would have been unhappy if you hadn't come my way
I could have been a nightbird if I hadn't seen the day
Once I had a daydream
All this would come true
Everything was waiting
For me to come to you
And everywhere I look
I see the golden touch
Of love
Ah
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