Amalthea
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Amalthea
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Tell me in the night, I insist
As I call to thee, Amalthea
If you wanted to be a believer, fall in line
Tell me with your eyes, I exist
And yet I can see Amalthea
As we're often alone beneath her calming lights
Soon I'm carried away
Out of the blue underneath
And into the gray with you
What is this
Could I fall for thee, Amalthea
If I'm often alone to see her cross the sky
I'm sorry if you tried to resist
To lift all to thee, Amalthea
If I haven't the need to leave her far behind
Soon I'm carried away
Out of the blue underneath
And into the gray with you
Out of the blue
Into the gray
Out of the noose
Into the grave
I will defy them all
I will be merciful
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