They whispered to me in the feather grass field,
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You are not dust to the gypsy fires.
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I went into the world in just one night,
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He himself returned, well, but the heart did not.
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Didn't die, didn't perish - all free,
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If I met her gaze here.
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She ran her hand along the palm -
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Tonight you'll be mine alone.
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Chorus:
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And in the eyes of a gypsy woman there is depth,
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And the moon will pour wine into our glasses.
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At night, he will let himself forget the ban of centuries,
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At dawn, with sadness, he will look after me.
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And in the eyes of a gypsy woman there is depth,
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And the moon will pour wine into our glasses.
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At night, he will let himself forget the ban of centuries,
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At dawn, with sadness, he will look after me.
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Don't look at my palm
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I know that separation is ahead
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And although lips beckon so captivatingly,
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The long way premonitions me.
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Chorus:
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And in the eyes of a gypsy woman there is depth,
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And the moon will pour wine into our glasses.
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At night, he will let himself forget the ban of centuries,
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At dawn, with sadness, he will look after me.
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And in the eyes of a gypsy woman there is depth,
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And the moon will pour wine into our glasses.
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At night, he will let himself forget the ban of centuries,
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At dawn, with sadness, he will look after me. |