Red Sea
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Red Sea
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As I was lying on my back floating in the Red Sea
The Pharoah and his ministers were all there to greet me
I looked above and saw the purple sky it reminded me of you
I saw the clouds pass like mercury and form a blue lagoon
It formed a paradise of the finest kind and I fell into a dream
The world that I was living in was not just as it seemed
I had dinner with the Pharaoh and we talked of our doom
At my oasis we became good friends but I had to leave too soon
As I crossed the lonely desert plains I was looking for some water
I ran into a caravan that was led by the Pharaoh's daughter
Her lips were blue her eyes were red and as far as I could tell
We were blown away by a strong west wind and in deep love I fell
We rode her magic carpet to the site of my tomb
She said son now don't be frightened we're only here to buy perfume
So the wizard there he married us and told us of our son to be
He was ruler of the animals I was king of the Red Sea
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