The Sirens & The Sea
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The Sirens & The Sea
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Never see you again, back in my land
I got to find myself in my mind
Black are my sails, and black are my flags
Black are the waters, and black are my stars
Hear the sirens call my name, I feel they're dragging me again
Hear the sirens call my name, I won't be coming home again
Mountains of ocean crash at my sides
My heart is a kingdom where Poseidon resides
Dark is my vision, but strong is my hand
Far-away voices stir me to sand
Hear the sirens call my name, I feel they're dragging me again
Hear the sirens call my name, I won't be coming home again
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