Open Sea
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Open Sea
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To learn that everything has a pace
Where I came from is just the beginning of the trace
This fine line of roots
Knots me over when I try to move
Away away from me
By now that I tought the water would be clear to see
I got to emerge
From this dark place
Where all the things move slow but it’s always too late
I covered my ears to hear the subtle turn from
Floating light to the heavy plunge
Just got to emerge and breathe again
But I open my eyes and I can’t see a thing
I got to emerge
From this dark place
Where all the things move slow but it’s always too late
All those roots that chain me
Oh I could not see
I was there, so lost
Drowned inside of me
When my hands were shaking
And they couldn’t hear me scream
That’s when I found the reason to float and let me be
Got to emerge ah ah
Got to
Got to emerge
Uh I got to
Got to emerge
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