Whale Song II
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Whale Song II
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Waves, they roll in the breeze
Palm fronds dance the way that you once did with me
Whale swims by whistling
To himself the same damn songs you used to sing
I’m sorry, baby, that I got so high
I forgot which ocean colors your eyes
Clouds obscure, celestial blue
You prefer the gray, honey, I preferred it too
Thunderstruck, our shores erode
In the tempest you a home
I'm sorry, baby, that I got so low
I forgot the love that drowns us lets us grow
Time can’t heal a timeless wound
We speak pleasantly, but skirt around the truth
The seas appeal such a lovely hue
The love you found for me I could not find for you
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Corey Kilgannon performs "Whale Song II", and this lyric page sits inside the Corey Kilgannon catalog on LyroVerse.
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