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Red Seas

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Clogs Canonical path: /clogs/red-seas Related lyric paths: 6
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Red Seas

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Red seas come but once,

Red eyes all too few.

They lie like they become.

She used to say,

"look away, look away,"

But now the words have changed.

I miss you when you're gone.

Seven times the loss.

One error after another,

One error after another.

Red seas come but once,

Red eyes all too few.

They lie like they become.

They lie like they become.

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