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E Papa Re
 
  The sun is slowly rising
The day is just beginning
Let me take you to a
Place youÚFFFF92ve never been to
Imagine that youÚFFFF92re walking
With me in the jungle
The natives they are dancing
And singing to a ritual


E papa re, e papa re...


The musicÚFFFF92s getting to you
Your knees are feeling shaky
Your mind is getting dizzy
The spell is taking over


Suddenly you find yourself
Surrounded by these people
AinÚFFFF92t no use to try and struggle
You know it would be useless
Out of nowhere comes their leader
Commanding all attention
He signals them to set you free
But to keep on singing


E papa re, e papa re...


All around below above
The magicÚFFFF92s flowing freely
EverybodyÚFFFF92s soaked in sweat
Drenched by their own feelings
Incantations cry out loud
The fire keeps on burning
now youÚFFFF92re in a time and space
From where thereÚFFFF92s no returning

 

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