Catamaran
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Catamaran
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We ride to the reef
We dive slow down beneath
No air to breathe
I've seen this place in dreams
With sounds around
We throw slow huge things down
The surface glow shows me where to go
When I feel it
Sometimes I hear it
You can see with love eyes
Animals that blend in
To crashing waves in sunlight
Animals that blend in
With hot bright burned eyes
They swim in dangerous places just because
It's brightening
Arms around everything
The current flows, shows me where to go
Wet knees, hot shore feet feel so easy
Now we see with love eyes
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Candy Claws performs "Catamaran", and this lyric page sits inside the Candy Claws catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Birth Of The Flower (Seagreen) and Fallen Tree Bridge (Brave Rainbow) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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