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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required His masked face haunts me so in candlelight This vision makes the glow... A mystic sight And I am drawn to him In dreams, I find So like a moth to fire is pulled by light, My eyes are blind. Is he the mask I wear To what I see... This power over me... How can I flee? I cannot turn from him... A prisoner Of Phantom of the Opera, my deep suspicions stir. And what's behind this mask that haunts me so? Is this reality... How can I know? It seems we two are one I see and hear This Phantom that, sings deep inside my mind... But, oh my fear. I'm filled with fantasy Beyond control A distant vision, yet, Rests in my soul Inside of me, he lives, This mystery. Oh, Phantom, now thru this strange maze I go... Please, rescue me. In this dark, endless place... Black fantasy... Don't leave me lying blind... Please, sing to me. Unfold your mystery Inside this space Oh, Phantom of the Opera, free me... and show your face. Sandra M. Haight ~1st Place~ Contest: Your Choice 9 Sponsor: Brian Strand Judged: 06/15/2019 ~2nd Place~ Premiere Contest: Phantom Lyrics Sponsor: The Seeker Judged: 11/30/2016 My words are set to the music of 'Phantom of the Opera' theme song and I composed these lyrics for Christine to sing as a sequel to the duet she and the Phantom sang.
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