An Anxious Response to the Ocean
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An Anxious Response to the Ocean
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There's something surrounding us when we dive into ourselves
There's something to hide, a message, a cry for help
There's something surrounding us when we dive in the ocean of ourselves
There's something surrounding us we dive into, we are two
We dive into ourselves
When you are dreaming you never say your name
Wе need the fucking names!
They can track you if you don't prеtend
Abra o seu coração
Our body, one state
I try, awake you
Abra
There's a space of fear
Inside every space
There's a space of fear
No grace
Just what is programmed to happen will exist
I cry for help in vain
Came the waves
Came the waves bringing destroyed sins
'Bringing destroyed
Bringing destroyed
Bringing destroyed sins'
There's something surrouding us we dive into we dive into ourselves
Who is there? Staring us with unfamiliar eyes
There's something surrounding us when we dive into
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