You cut me out in little stars
And place me in the sky
I lose my sense of time

You know me
How troubled I can be
But through your kaleidoscope
I let go

'Cause you show me
The world as it could be
Through your kaleidoscope
It's beautiful

A tingle travels up my spine
A cluster of colors and twine
As we melt into wine

You know me
How troubled I can be
But through your kaleidoscope
I let go

'Cause you show me
The world as it could be
Through your kaleidoscope
It's beautiful

Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope


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Kaleidoscope Lyrics as written by Kate C. Havnevik

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    Wow. It's that new love feeling; when you meet someone and they show you the world through completely different eyes. They show you the world exactly as it should be. Perfect.

    tutumanon May 22, 2007   Link

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