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Arrivals

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Arrivals

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It has started and

It can't be stopped

Call the ferryman to cast me off

Send me

Send me

Over the ocean

To find you

Not the radio

Not today

There is nothing left you can say, just get me get me

Over the ocean

To find you

Close your eyes, baby

Close your eyes, sunshine

Wait for one more sunrise

And I'm home

Home home.

Feel the rumbling

Through the chair

Feel the future hanging

In the air

Fly me

Fly me

Over the ocean to see you

And we're hurrying.

And we wait.

Now we're tumbling

To the gate.

Send me

Quickly

Over the ocean To find you

Close your eyes, baby

Close your eyes, sunshine

Close your eyes, precious

Close your eyes, wonder

Just this one, last sunrise

And I'm home I'm home.

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