Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Austin Basham
Canonical path: /austin-basham/sea-so-blue
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Sea So Blue
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Sea So Blue
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I never know what to say to you
And I don't know if I'll ever get through
Lord, though our rope will sink back to me
My idleness is hungry
You know I wanna get back to that home
Where I was gonna see you again
But maybe we're going alone
I don't know if it ever returns
But I need truth
What's a stead stone to do?
I needed you
Drowning here in a sea so blue
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Austin Basham performs "Sea So Blue", and this lyric page sits inside the Austin Basham catalog on LyroVerse.
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