I Am Sea
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I Am Sea
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Ain't it peculiar to leave your love at sea
The tide is low so you choose to blow
yourself away from me
Strange how time will heal
the wounds and so much more
The beauty of your naked soul
is dying on the shore
And I am - and I am wasting waves
cause I am sea
And I am - and I am wasting waves
cause I am sea
Dream your dream without me
and I roll on - like the sea
and I roll on - like the sea
Ain't it familiar to cry your eyes all red
I am not here - I did not die
I'll keep on coming back
Cause I am - cause I am wasting waves
cause I am sea
Cause I am - cause I am wasting waves
cause I am sea
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Claw Boys Claw performs "I Am Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Claw Boys Claw catalog on LyroVerse.
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