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Mysteries Untold
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Sleep at night
For the mysteries
Are still untold
And I will find
A way to let you fly
Sleep at night
For the mysteries
Are still untold
And I will find
A way to let you fly
While the time
Feels like a broken clock
Still there’s a way
So that it cannot die
Though the light
Goes down before the sun
Still there’s a star
Up there to watch me dance
Sleep at night
For the mysteries
Are still untold
And I will find a way
To let you fly
Sleep at night
For the mysteries
Are still untold
And I will find
A way to let you fly
Distances
Fade away in silence
We sing the lullaby
Only us know how to sing
Cold as ice
Are the faraway lands
The ones we dreamed
We would cross when we would sleep
Sleep at night
For the mysteries
Are still untold
And I will find a way
To let you fly
Sleep at night
For the mysteries
Are still untold
And I will find
A way to let you fly
Though I know
We will never feel at peace
Still I feel
I must answer to my sins
Stay with me
Though your heart can’t be at rest
For I will
Always answer to your calls
Sleep at night
For the mysteries
Are still untold
And I will find a way
To let you fly
Sleep at night
For the mysteries
Are still untold
And I will find
A way to let you fly
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Elvann Helsinki, Finland
Fantasy music recording artist, harpist & singer
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