Polaris
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Polaris
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Facing that ocean edge, stand on impermanent stone
You know whats coming
Maybe its not so bad, to suffer to be aware
Of whats waiting offshore. Let it be your
Guide, my friend
This feeling that you find again
That meaning's beyond your grasp
Let it be your guide, my friend
You think your life will end without significance
You've grown to know to understand
Maybe its not so bad, to suffer to be aware
Of whats behind that door. Let it be your
Guide, my friend, this feeling that you
Find again, that meaning's beyond your grasp
Let it be your guide, my friend
So you think you walk the shore alone
But you should know
There are many here
You fear the thing that lets you grow
The dive through all the cold
But you need to leave the pier
So go on, get up
Go on, get up
So you think you walk the shore alone
But you should know
I'm right here
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Andy Hauck performs "Polaris", and this lyric page sits inside the Andy Hauck catalog on LyroVerse.
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