Come to the Sea
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Come to the Sea
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I hear the waves
Far beyond the dunes
My grey and hazy surf
They sound like merry tunes
They've been leading me
Here for many years
So please don't speak a word
For the sea has many cars
My dear, come to the sea
Let's watch the sun descend
Just for a while, pretend
That all we are is here
My love, come to the sea
To where we always went
When we had to pretend
Like shining stars we'll be
A cool and salty breeze
To moisturize your lips
So come and have a seat
And let me take a sip
Let's taste the gloomy air
so cool and fresh and dark
Then touch my floating hair
And kiss me, take my heart
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