
Date of issue: 31.12.2006
Record label: Universal-Island
Song language: English
Strange Meeting II |
Deep down in the depths of forgotten dreams |
So far away so long ago it seems |
The memory comes of a distant beach |
Pale sand stretching far from reach |
It was then I found my princess of the sand |
As I traced the foam, pebbles beneath my feet |
I looked behind, I saw this one so sweet |
She came to me and I saw in her eyes |
The heavy toll of a thousand sighs |
I called her my princess of the sand |
She stared at me and my mind was in a maze |
As we moved along in a summer sea-dream haze |
She moved her mouth but there came no sound |
The message she brought can never be found |
But I called her my princess in the sand |
One moment we walked with the night breeze in our face |
Then I looked, she’d gone. |
of her presence there was no trace |
Where she went or came from who can know |
Or if she’ll ever return to help me know |
Who she is, my princess of the sand |
Sometime when the summer nights come back |
I’ll go back to the sea, follow that sandy track |
I’ll look around, and i’ll hope to find |
That strange young dream, close behind |
I’ll call her my princess of the sand |
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