Letter To Dana Lyrics - Ecliptica Revisited - Sonata Arctica

Dana, my darling, I'm writing to you. 

Cause your father passed away, it was a beautiful day 

And I don't want to bother You anymore, 

I used to hope you'd come back 

But not anymore Dana. 

My eyes might have betrayed me, but I have seen 

Your picture on the cover of a filthy magazine 

And I think my heart just cannot handle that 

Dana, my darling, would be so bad. 

Dana my darling I'm writing to you 

Your mother passed away it was a really rainy day 

And I didn't mean to bother you anymore 

Your mother wished: Come visit your faters grave, Dana 

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Your father disowned you because you have sinned 

But he did forgive you in condition he was in 

And I hope you won't do those things anymore 

Dana My darling I'm waiting for 

Little Dana O'Hara oh, Dana my dear, 

How I wish that my Dana was here 

Little Dana O'Hara decided one day 

to travel away, faraway 

No, you can't surprise me anymore 

I have seen it all before 

But it seems I cannot let you go 

Anyhow, Dana, Dana, Dana, Dana 

And I think that I told you, I'd wait for you forever 

Now I know someone else's holding you, 

so, for the first time in my life - I must lie 

Lie's a sin, mess that I am in, 

Love is not the thing I feel know 

I promise you: I won't write again 'til the sun sets 

behind your grave 

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Dana, oh, Dana I'm writing to you, I heard you passed 

away it was a beautiful day 

I'm old and I feel time will come for me, my diarys 

pages are full of thee 

Oh Dana O'Hara oh, Dana my dear, 

How I wish that my Dana was here 

Little Dana O'Hara decided one day 

to travel away, faraway 

Little Dana O'Hara oh, Dana my dear, 

How I wish that my Dana was here 

Little Dana O'Hara decided one day 

to travel away, faraway 

Little Dana O'Hara oh, Dana my dear, 

How I wish that my Dana was here 

Little Dana O'Hara decided one day 

to travel away, faraway