Drift
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Drift
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views, what can they tell of the roaming sounds of surfs
I once saw faces in the sky now all I see is time passing by
how can I explain that I find comfort in rain
Come on, come on sing songs for me come on poet,
sing your songs for me, just for me come on,
poet sing your songs for me
I'm standing at the shore within a stormy night
the raindrops in the sea
all part of an infinity come on poet,
sing your songs for me
Come on, come on sing songs for me come on poet,
sing your songs for me, just for me come on,
poet sing your songs for me
I'm standing at the shore within a stormy night
the raindrops in the sea
all part of an infinity come on poet,
sing your songs for me
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Chandeen performs "Drift", and this lyric page sits inside the Chandeen catalog on LyroVerse.
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