Invisible Oceans
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Invisible Oceans
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In invisible oceans we get so carried away
And she's lying there motionless, corpse-like in a daze
Sinking way down
Curled up like a wave
She calls my name, and I go to her
And wait until the tide is turned
It's unbearable that I can't lift the weight of her world
And I guess it was delusional to think I ever could
She says
You don't have to save me
You don't have to say a word
In love and silence I'll return
Now I'm lying in our dark room with the wave gone back to sea
And I'm staring in the mirror wondering how wrong I could be?
Sinking way down
I wish that she could save
I wish I hadn’t said a word
In silence our love returns
In waves, like waves
Like waves, like waves
Like waves, like waves
In invisible oceans we get so carried away
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