Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Evening Hymns
Canonical path: /evening-hymns/tumultuous-sea
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Tumultuous Sea
Read Tumultuous Sea lyrics by Evening Hymns on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tumultuous Sea
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Will this boy be okay
You will move mountains son
Will I brave the tumultuous sea
Your ship is made of steel
Will the summer sun prevail
Things are getting brighter
Will I feel, will I feel, will I feel
Will I feel any lighter
Will this boy stand up straight
Your chin is up and out
Will I breathe, will I breathe
You are a mountain
Will I make it through the day
You will make it through the night
Will I become, will I become, will I become
Will I become the light
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