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Artist: Crywolf
Canonical path: /crywolf/oceans-part-ii
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Oceans (part. II)
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Oceans (part. II)
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I feel you coming on, coming into me
Like a flood, like a breath, like a remedy
Your touch consumes my mind
I'm drowning in your eyes
I'm drowning in your eyes
You're my flame, you're my drug
I know you realize
This was meant to be
I'm in your oceans
Deep in your oceans
You're taking the air out of my chest
You're coming strong, we're running thin
I taste desire in your breath
It's a bright light at the end of the world
You're a hot fire, and your presence is heard
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