Jewels From Afar
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Jewels From Afar
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Lovely is this night
Evening falls - nothing I do behold
Moments of childhood days come back
A few precious seconds I fly out
Shining beyond the moon, my beloved star always inviting me
Born of secrecy - my morning star
Dear Majesty, oh please look at me
Speak the truth, my dear
From where come the tears?
Your soul I hear
It sings in silence, utterly alone
Riddles in your eyes, jewels from afar, tell the evening sky who we really are
Dear Majesty, do not plague yourself
Do not turn your mind to the dark
Silence speaks to us, so sush
Let it be
Angel of my dawn, take me by the hand
And your morning star will arise again
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