Air Dance

Album: Never Say Die! (1978)
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  • She sits in silence, in her midnight world
    Her faded pictures, of her dancing girls
    Her, distant dreamer, on the seas of time
    Her happy memories, dancing through her mind

    In days of romance
    She was the queen of dance
    She'd dance the night away

    And as the seasons turn the days to years
    She holds her pictures, hears the silent cheers
    The days grow lonely for the dancing queen
    And now she dances only in her dreams

    In days of romance
    She was the queen of dance
    She'd dance the night away, away, away, away Writer/s: ANTHONY IOMMI, JOHN OSBOURNE, TERENCE BUTLER, WILLIAM WARD
    Publisher: T.R.O. INC.
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