The Sea
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The Sea
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Here we go, marching to the horizon
In a land that we would never know
Many paths lie before our eyes
Bringing doubts about where we should go
Through the plains where the ice reigns forever
Up the mountains that pierce through the skies
Through the forests where darkness abounds
Past the deserts where sandstorms would rise
All the paths you see
You know in the end they will always agree
Every river that you come to follow
Will always lead to the sea
In the end it will lead to the sea
All the paths you see
You know in the end they will always agree
Every river that you come to follow
Will always lead to the sea
In the end it will lead to the sea
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All In Four performs "The Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the All In Four catalog on LyroVerse.
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