Come to a place that's many miles and years away
A place of such enchantment
Words could never say
A world of mystery pleasures undenied
Come to this place of mine
And walk close by my side
Close your eyes
Close your eyes
Sail away
Wishing well cast a spell
And let's away
Come to a place that's hidden
Just beyond the skies
No need to ask me if this
Love will ever die
No past regret no future near
Shall make you slave
I will be true to you
From far beyond the grave
Close your eyes
Close your eyes
And fade away
Shed the coil
No need to toil
Come far away
Pale crimson lips abound
With eyes of coral blue
A bed of rose and sage these things
I give to you
And woe betide the one who doubts
And loses heart
Come let's away and we shall never part
Never part
Close your eyes
Close your eyes
And fade away
Wishing well cast a spell
And let's away
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