Odyssey
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Odyssey
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As the dawn breaks
On new horizons
Rays of hope are cast
Beneath the sea
Behemoths of the ancient times
Cry their mournful song
Through eternity
Hear the songs
Of oceans blue
Where children's hopes and dreams
May never come
See the killing
And senseless slaughter
As their number
Fade with the setting sun
Tears of pain and sarrow
To be sung once again
All of our dreams
Our dreams will never end
Can't you see the tears of Cetacea
They're what helps to keep this ocean alive
Cry for me you tears for Cetacea
Without them this world would surely die
With steam and steel
Used to hunt them all
Now closer to the
Edge of extinction
Their flesh and bone
Prized commodities
Death pays the price
It's mark of distinction
From coral reefs
To the murky deep
A few safe havens
For the very last
As they race now
For their survival
Fighting against
The deadly harpoon blast
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Aztec Jade performs "Odyssey", and this lyric page sits inside the Aztec Jade catalog on LyroVerse.
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