Salt
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Salt
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Surging through my body
The ocean in me, the ocean in me
Crashing waves of memory
Currents of longing, currents of longing
The tide is turning
The undertow takes ahold of me
I know I should go now
I know that it’s time
In canyons deep within my soul
Torrents of fury, torrents of fury
They carve away my fear
But the hurt still echoes, the hurt still echoes
The tide is turning
The undertow takes ahold of me
I know I should go now
I know that it’s time
Out on the horizon
A storm is brewing, a storm is brewing
I let the breakers rush over me
And feel the ocean’s heart pounding
Surging through my body
The ocean in me
The tide is turning
The undertow takes ahold of me
I know I can go now
I know that it’s time
The tide is turning
The undertow takes ahold of me
I know I should go now
I know that it’s time
I know I should go now
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Eivor Palsdottir performs "Salt", and this lyric page sits inside the Eivor Palsdottir catalog on LyroVerse.
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