Amlapura
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Amlapura
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Hey hey is the tall sail
on a beam lit put your hand
Make way for to java
Watching for bogies
Hey hey it's a dreaming
I would burn you if you should die
Hey hey I would burn too
If you should lie upon that bamboo pyre
I dream of Amlapura
Never saw in all my life a more shining jewel
I dream of Amlapura
Of an ocean or dream of a princess in stone
Hey hey golden roses around
A rajahç£- mouth
Hey hey all the dead children buried standing
A flying Dutchman, smoking gun and spice wind
I dream of Amlapura, never saw in
all my life a more shining jewel
I dream of Amlapura, of an ocean
or deram of a princess in stone
I dream of Amlapura
Of the the princess in stone
Hey hey it's a talkshow
Hey hey
Hey hey
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Tin Machine performs "Amlapura", and this lyric page sits inside the Tin Machine catalog on LyroVerse.
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