Worn Red Carpet
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Worn Red Carpet
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Walk up-on my worn red carpet
Bought cheap in an antique market
A winding path that stretches far
Further than the eye can see
Take the stroll to happiness
Joy and mystery
Walk up-on my worn red carpet
Bought cheap in an antique market
Pleasant times are there for you
Or anyone who follows me
A seek through world of silent sounds
Filled with ecstasy
Will the piper call the tune
You'll be back again so soon
Walk up-on my worn red carpet
Bought cheap in an antique market
Will the piper call the tune
You'll be back again so soon
Walk up-on my worn red carpet
Bought cheap in an antique market
Walk up-on my worn red carpet
Bought cheap in an antique market
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