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Artist: Cats on Trees
Canonical path: /cats-on-trees/walking-on-the-line
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Walking On The Line
Read Walking On The Line lyrics by Cats on Trees on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Walking On The Line
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You may think I wanna leave you here
I can’t help you not to feel alone
You grow, you grow, I’ll never let you go
Send a bottle, leave it in the sea
I know the sailors’ll soon come to me
Don’t be afraid, I’m never far away
You stay, you stay, we are linked anyway
You could find many reasons to leave
Flames to flames, you’re my soul, can’t you see
Send a bottle, leave it in the sea,
I know the sailors’ll soon come to me
Send a bottle, leave it in the sea
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