Sons of the Sea
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Sons of the Sea
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Onward above stormy waters we fly
Shoulder to shoulder, rejoicing her might
Ages to come to sing this song
Chorus
Nothing can take it from me
We are the sons of the sea
Tossing above and beyond
These northern lights flaming on
Drinking with laughter an joining our hands
You're where it starts and you're where it ends
Prechorus
Mother, we sing to thee
Raging so wild and free
Riding your waves and be
A guiding hand for me
Ages to come to sing this song
Chorus
Winds in our hair and salt in our face,
Honey and milk at the end of our race
Only live on to sing this song
Chorus
We are the ones to look up to the sky
And we are the ones that you take with your tide
Prechorus
Chorus repeat
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Dark At Dawn performs "Sons of the Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Dark At Dawn catalog on LyroVerse.
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