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Artist: Face First
Canonical path: /face-first/high-tide
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High Tide
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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High Tide
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Like a dream that will never come true.
The blue of her eyes I see through (to me).
But those eyes can't catch a glimpse of her in mine.
Stare deep in the ocean the waves knock me down.
I get up, I don't give up.
It's always too tough to let the heartbeat skip.
As long as I have a piece of her heart, how can I go wrong?
Don't deny my feelings only suppress them the waves are getting
bigger.
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