Tempest
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Tempest
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In another life ended so young in salty strife
Oceans lead to the afterlife
Souls swim like sky kites
Light up the dead light
We were in that Tempest together
I find it uncanny that winds flung us back together, together
In another dream
A blink of an eye in the scheme of things
The wicked sea leads to such isolation
Such lamentation, such a gateway to a new incarnation
We were in that Tempest together
I find it uncanny that winds flung us back together, together
Oh how our souls survived the cruel sea
Alive, we'll always be
Souls climb life's knowledge tree
Transcending time, we'll be together again
We'll be together again
In another life ended so young in salty strife
Oceans lead to the afterlife
Souls swim like sky kites
Light up the dead light
We were in that Tempest together
I find it uncanny that winds flung us back together, together
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Beau performs "Tempest", and this lyric page sits inside the Beau catalog on LyroVerse.
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