Magician and the Dancer

Red velvet hat, she sneaks out the door
Umbrella in hand, pinafore
The streets are wet, the sky dark
She slips her hands into her gloves
Her carriage rides on cobblestone
Echoing through the streets of London
She shields her face and closes her coat
And steps out of her horse-drawn coach
And just like Alice, she ventures alone
Her world of color kaleidoscope
She takes to the stage, she reins them in
And the crowd cries out, «Again! Again! Again!»
Bespeckled face, bowler hat
Shirt and tails, a dapper man
An illusionist, his sleight of hand
He charms, he deceives, he confounds
And just like Alice, he ventures alone
His world of color kaleidoscope
He takes to the stage, he reins them in
And the crowd cries out, «Again! Again!»
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