Sea And Sky
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Sea And Sky
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The sea goes on forever
The sky goes on forever
It's all a vast unmeasured shore
If you just think about it
The waves are always sighin'
The sea birds always cryin'
Where time means nothing anymore
If I could I would take up the sea
Join hands with the sky
I'd melt with the shore
They're part of all I adore
And all the love we will share
One moment more, ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah
Ahh, the sea goes on forever
The sky goes on forever
It's something no-one can deny
If they go on forever
And they go on forever
Then why not you and I?
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Dusty Springfield performs "Sea And Sky", and this lyric page sits inside the Dusty Springfield catalog on LyroVerse.
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