| He is not a weatherman, but his bride lies with the land
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| And she will whisper to him, «I'll be dressing up in snow»
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| Cloaked in echo it’s almost as if only Nature knows
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| How to bring his wife to life and breathe her into form
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| «One more look
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| From her eyes
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| One more look
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| Can you paint her back to life?»
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| He knows every moor and mound, every curve of every hill
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| A shoulder of the mountain where they watched a thousand dawns
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| «One more look
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| From her eyes
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| One more look
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| Can you paint her back to life?»
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| Rising, she stirs, first it blurs a breeze that lifts
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| Lilac blossoms from the earth
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| Blending its shape to a skirt
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| With limbs that bend
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| He’s drawn toward her pirouette turn
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| Autumn’s peach black, winter’s velvet coat
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| Pink tourmaline, palette of spring
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| In summer she’s wrapped in Viennese green
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| He is not a weatherman, but his bride lies with the land
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| And she will whisper to him, «I'll be dressing up in snow»
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| Cloaked in echo it’s almost as if only Nature knows
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| How to paint his wife to life with every season’s tone
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| «One more look
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| From her eyes
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| One more look
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| From her eyes
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| One more look
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| From her eyes
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| One more look
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| From her eyes
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| One more look
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| From her eyes
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| One more look
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| Can you paint her back to life?» |