The Waves
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The Waves
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I'll get away, get in the car
I'll reach the shore before sunrise
And I'll watch the moon and stars
I'll tell them everything about us
I left last night
I reached the shore
Trying to find everything I lost
In a thousand waves
A million waves
Still, somewhere I am sure
That I will see your face
I will see you there
Morning sun
Before you will rise
Before you'll come and shine again on us
Let me find, let me find, let me find
Some comfort in the night
Cause I didn't find what I've lost
I've reached the shore
And nothing ever changed
In a thousand waves
A million waves
Oh still I look for love
And all I see is your face
So I come back home to you
I bleed but I'm choosing you again
I'm done but I'm ready to begin
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Elisa performs "The Waves", and this lyric page sits inside the Elisa catalog on LyroVerse.
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