Oceans Of Weep
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Oceans Of Weep
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A dolphin had died
And thousands did cry
Oh, as a whole
Can you hear the world singing
Yeah, i can tell
Creatures that weep in the ocean
They swim around the beach
And dance with the people
And through a picture of the sky
With a painting
The candles at night
Played with my eyes
Ooh
Creatures that weep in the
...
Sleep
They run through the woods
Disguised in gray
And tag you when they want
To play
"i don't hear a word they're sayin'
Only the echoes of my mind...." - harry nilsson (everybody's talkin' at me)
"has anybody here seen my old friend john?" - dion (abraham, martin & john)
They run through the hills
Disguised in gray
And flag you if
They want to play
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Who performs "Oceans Of Weep"?
Ariel Pink performs "Oceans Of Weep", and this lyric page sits inside the Ariel Pink catalog on LyroVerse.
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