And there I saw a damsel with a dulcimer singing in the marketplace, dancing in the sun, telling of Xanadu, the fabled city, and all I would find there when my journey was done. When you think your journey is done, you may find you've only begun, you may know a hundred bright cities, but you've never seen such a one, Xanadu's the one, shining in the sun. When all the world forsakes you, come to Xanadu, there where no trouble wakes you, dream in Xanadu. Then, when the dream is ended, find a world that's new, where life is long and splendid, specially for you. The city's floor is inlaid with bright patterns of gold, inside the door you'll find more than your pockets can hold. So, if you find your way there, you'll be glad you do, and if you'll only stay there, I might stay with you, an hour or two. In Xanadu, where towers jeweled and high, hang like flowers in the sky, sending light above all, making night bright for all. So, hurry and go, leave the world behind you, and go to Xanadu. No care can ever find you there in Xanadu, Xanadu, Xanadu. So, hurry and go, leave the world behind you, and go to Xanadu. No care can ever find you there in Xanadu, Xanadu, Xanadu. So, hurry and go, leave the world behind you, and go to Xanadu. And if you'd let your letter, if you'd like us to, we'll write a letter of our review. And your letter, and your letter, and your letter, of our review, review, review. You'll do well.