The World May Loose It's Motion
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The World May Loose It's Motion
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The storms are on the ocean
on and on they go
searching through the waters
where you might be low
and I am so downhearted
never to be well
and I am disappointed
the words will never tell
the storms are on the ocean
the heavens may cease to be
this world may lose its motion
if I am false to you
the last time that I saw you
you shook my hand goodbye
you said it wasn't forever
that would be a lie
but that was such an old friend
he holds you in his hands
and I am so long waiting
to meet you in that land
the storms are on the ocean
the heavens may cease to be
this world may lose its motion
if I were false to thee
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