Harbor Lights
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Harbor Lights
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Twin lives, separated only by
The time and the tides
That swept across our silent shores
I watched you fall and I saw
My face in yours
This lighthouse shines a somber hue
Along the cold ocean avenue
We fell apart far, far too soon
I'll still reach, I'll reach for you
Inside, my thoughts can strain and fret and fight
But I know it's not me
With a choice to change your restless mind
I'll stretch my light across the sea
To watch and wait
And pray one day the winds of change
Will draw you back to me
I'm still reaching
(Even if you never take my hand)
I’m still, I'm still reaching
(Though I know it won't be the same again)
I'm still reaching
(Even if you never take my hand)
I'm still, I'm still reaching
(Though I know it won't be the same again)
I'm still reaching
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