The Dwarf Song
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The Dwarf Song
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They lay me down
in a boat like a swan.
The fairies served me tea
in a buttercup
- and I'm gone...
We float in her.
Her wings are clipped.
But she swims so good,
our fine swan ship
- and I dip into her eyes...
I found a reason to live today.
I found a reason to live today.
My clumsy hands
are full of grace.
I make them dance
in the strangest place
- they fall down.
The trees bow
their sleepy heads.
Their flowers drip
into my bed
- and I touch them to my cheek...
I found a reason to live today.
I found a reason to live today.
They lay me down
in a boat like a swan.
The fairies served me tea
in a buttercup
- and I'm gone...
I found a reason to live today.
(I found a reason to live today)
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