Crossing The Seven Seas
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Crossing The Seven Seas
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Crossing the seven seas,
Brave navigators embrace fate
Sailing the waters of posseidon
Ignored rules, sky, sea, storms
Hidden secrets, never imagined.
Conquerors and warriors
Swords, shields we bring on
Love heart left behind
Crossing the unexplored seven seas
Riding on through the god's wind
Mermaids and sacred legends, living the tale
Crossing the unexplored seven seas
Folow the blue route that we lead
Mermaids and secret legends, stay in the tale
Crossing the seven seas,
Following the blue route beyond the strange,
Fastening path name in the history
Warriors of the seas, ocean of faith
On the way to god's
Brave and glorious
Swords, shields we bring on
Love heart left behind
Solo
Crossing the seven seas …
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Christmess performs "Crossing The Seven Seas", and this lyric page sits inside the Christmess catalog on LyroVerse.
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