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When the heat of light
Melts into the speeding time
When the king returns
From the ivory cityside
Let the magnet mages wave the signals
Flashing oh so fast
Then you'll meet me there
Under the moonshine
In a lover's heaven
We keep our promises at last
In a lover's heaven
We forget the past

Do you want to dance with me
Through one of those lonely nights?
It's more than a dream, maybe
We're reaching the gardens of delight
Do you want to dance with me
Through one of those lonely nights?
It's more than a dream, maybe
We're drowning in empires of delight

In the stardust dawn
Underneath the crystal roofs
Where the solar boys are playing games
They never lose
Where the sailors
Are swaying through the light domes
Shining in the sky
There you'll meet me
Darling, anyway
In a lover's heaven
We keep our promises at last
In a lover's heaven
We forgive the past

Do you want to dance with me?
Do you want to dance with me?
Do you want to dance with me?

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Dance with Me [Symphonic Version] Lyrics as written by Bernhard Llyod, Ricky Echolette, Marian Gold

Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing

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Be careful! Don't listen to this song, you may get depressed if you go to a disco of current music, thanks God to send Marian Gold as a prophet, the light over the sh*t. The chorus has many interpretations, maybe evasion with the hedonistic style of the 80s.
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