The Wave
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The Wave
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I'm gonna trust you, because I want to
In the worst case, if it all falls to bits
Maybe I'll stumble
On something special
That I wouldn't have
If I hadn't taken the chance
Always looking for the wave
Always looking for the wave
Always looking for the wave
Once you stop, stop looking it'll hit you in the face
(Always looking for the-)
When I go all night, and it's stressful
I keep searching, it's not helpful
Is it pointless?
Is it worth it?
You need silence
To find magic in spaces
Always looking for the wave
Always looking for the wave
Always looking for the wave
Once you stop, stop looking it'll hit you in the face
(Always looking for the-)
(Always looking for the-)
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Elohim performs "The Wave", and this lyric page sits inside the Elohim catalog on LyroVerse.
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