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Gian Duja - The Ballad of Yuki-Onna Lyrics



Gian Duja - The Ballad of Yuki-Onna Lyrics
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Lady in the ice, trying to feel me
I saw trough your disguise all along
Take off your wedding ring, standing there, shivering
I'd never let you go
Lady in the ice, freezing me gently
Oh we rolled the dice long ago
Take off your wedding ring, standing there, shivering
I'd never let you go
I would never let you go
She said hold me
I'm slipping away on my cold feet
Down into the grave where days are lonely
Warm me up with your old songs
And she said hold me
I'm trying to get you on my cold feet
I wish I could get a hold of me
Warm me up with your guitar
Lady in the ice trying to hold me
Oh we rolled the dice long ago
Take off your wedding ring, even if it hurts
Oh I know I should let you go
I know i should let you go
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Lady in the ice, trying to feel me
I saw trough your disguise all along
Take off your wedding ring, standing there, shivering
I'd never let you go
Lady in the ice, freezing me gently
Oh we rolled the dice long ago
Take off your wedding ring, standing there, shivering
I'd never let you go
I would never let you go
She said hold me
I'm slipping away on my cold feet
Down into the grave where days are lonely
Warm me up with your old songs
And she said hold me
I'm trying to get you on my cold feet
I wish I could get a hold of me
Warm me up with your guitar
Lady in the ice trying to hold me
Oh we rolled the dice long ago
Take off your wedding ring, even if it hurts
Oh I know I should let you go
I know i should let you go
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Writer: Gian Carlo Tochtermann
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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Gian Duja - The Ballad of Yuki-Onna Video
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Performed By: Gian Duja
Language: English
Length: 4:12
Written by: Gian Carlo Tochtermann

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