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Dancers Who Dance in a Fever
Fever haunts me down
Dancers dance and dance
Singing songs, many songs
Her eyes close gently
As her hands touch my face once more
Her kiss was cold, but filled me with warmth
She runs into the snow
Looking back, her eyes filled with tears
Teardrops red as blood
She doesn't make it far
For her own was calling from above
She was only fifteen
When she dropped to her knees
As I watched from a dream
Oh fever you are
A dream which I can't remember
Yet it plays
Just as dancers dance and sing
There stood a little girl
Who cried and sobbed
Herself was forgotten
But I make her name remembered
Along with the story that was once hers
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