Sea King
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Sea King
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At the bottom of the ocean lives a sea king, he was my king.
He was so proud, diamonds in his crown.
He was so proud, always so proud.
I'm going away, I can't stay and I pray he finds out someday...
Sea King, Sea king, can't you see that you're so silly?
Sea King, I know things, and without love you won't get far.
In aquatic towns below us, reigns a Sea King, he was my king.
Gold and glitter bubbling all around him, all around him, pearls in his hands.
I'm going away, I can't stay and I pray he finds out someday...
Sea King, Sea king, can't you see that you're so silly?
Sea King, I know things, and without love you won't get far.
It was all he ever knew and that's sad.
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