The City In The Sea
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The City In The Sea
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Still astonished by this spark of light
Even as these waters writhe
Still astonished by this spark of life
Even as these waters rise
Like the sun swallowed by the sea
The waters call for me
Pulling me under
Rips the sun asunder
Pulls me under
Rips the sun asunder
I fight to find my life
Through these labyrinths of light
On a flight to find my life
Through these designs of light
I'm still astonished by this spark of light
Even as these waters writhe
Still astonished by this spark of life
Even as these waters rise
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Crystal Stilts performs "The City In The Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Crystal Stilts catalog on LyroVerse.
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