Standing On The Shore
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Standing On The Shore
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Through the mist my ship has sailed, leaving me behind
All things left unsaid, that were in my mind
When I stood on this deck, strange things I saw
Strange they have vanished now
I'm standing on the shore
Sandy hills all around, nothing standing clear
Softly light is falling through, time was never here
When I stood on this deck, stranges things I saw
I'm standing on the shore
Headlands fading out of sight, horizons disappear
Hazy shores and silent seas, nothing so I fear
Air and water, grass and sand, merging into one
In the silence of the mist, I am still alone
When I stood on this deck, strange things I saw
Strange they have vanished now
I'm standing on the shore
Standing on the shore
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Cara Dillon performs "Standing On The Shore", and this lyric page sits inside the Cara Dillon catalog on LyroVerse.
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