Open Sea
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Open Sea
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In my deepest depth
I’ve tried to stay
I’ve tried to be
Waiting for nothing near to that
Looking for nothing alike to me
Born beneath unreachable skies
I was surrounded by endless waters
For ever and never asking why
Some stars won’t ever meet others
‘Cause you cast something right into my open sea
Cast something, hear it as it breathes
‘Cause you cast something bright into my open sea
Cast something, hear it as it breathes, breathes
Uninvitingly, these fires keep
On breaking in
I just want you to you feel what I do
All that you didn’t
Can’t I begin
Oh can’t I begin
Cause you cast something bright into my open sea
Cast something, hear it as it breathes, breathes
In my deep
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