Ocean
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Ocean
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I saw you throw your hands in the air and say a prayer
Your eyes closed, your nose breathing in the salty air
There was nothing you could do to make me love you anymore
You said: What I despair in you
I don't feel like I'm going anywhere with you
I might as well fling myself into your ocean
At least then I'll would be with you
And the ocean roared
And the ocean howled
And the ocean roared
And the ocean howled
So you jumped down from the cliff you'd climbed to
Into paradise that lay below you
I could only stare
And let my tears fall in the ocean
And the ocean roared
And the ocean howled
And the ocean roared
And the ocean howled
And the ocean roared
And the ocean howled
And the ocean roared
And the ocean howled
And the ocean roared
And the ocean howled
And the ocean roared
And the ocean howled
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Alice Phoebe Lou performs "Ocean", and this lyric page sits inside the Alice Phoebe Lou catalog on LyroVerse.
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