Dolphins
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Dolphins
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Terry Callier :
This whole world may never change
The way it's always been
I know all the ways of war
Cannot change it back again
Beth Orton and Terry Callier :
I've been searching...for the dolphins in the sea
Sometimes I wonder do you ever think of me...
Beth Orton :
I'm not the one to tell this world
How to get along
I only know that peace will come
When all the hurt is gone
Beth Orton and Terry Callier :
I've been searching...for the dolphins in the sea
Sometimes I wonder do you ever think of me...
Beth Orton and Terry Callier :
Sometimes I think about
Saturday's child
And all about the time
You and me were..black and white
Beth Orton and Terry Callier :
I've been searching...for the dolphins in the sea
Sometimes I wonder do you ever think of me...
This whole world may never change X3
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