Lyrics of 'Spindelsinn (translation)' by Kari Rueslatten

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Hey, will you take my hand
and come along
to my unique place3

By a sea under the storm's control
was I washed ashore
once on the Beach of All Colours

Look me in the eyes
Might you like what you see?
Would you like to see more?

Hey you, we're being embraced - in my mind web
Here we can come to rest - in my mind web

I followed the wind's song
There were tones flying
as colours out of the forest's cloth

I want to bring you along in here
So you can see who I am
and whether you want to remain here.

Look me in the eyes
Might you like what you see?
Would you like to see more?

Hey you, we're being embraced - in my mind web
Here we can come to rest - in my mind web

And when you see lanterns marking your path
As a bridge over sea and land
Might you like what you see?
Would you like to see more?

Hey you, we're being embraced in my mind web
Here we can come to rest - in my mind web

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