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Artist: Fytch
Canonical path: /fytch/saltwater
Related lyric paths: 6
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Saltwater
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Saltwater
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Under the tide line
No matter how I've tried
We keep sinking
Falling further into the dark
Salt on a hard-wire
Corroded and retired
Still I keep thinking
You are what you say you are
Saltwater, you lied
You promised to quench my thirst
But dried me out inside
Caught on a high wire
Surrounded on all sides
And I keep thinking
There's nowhere for this to go
It's time to realize
We've been missing blue skies
Our time is shrinking
What's not real must go
Saltwater, you lied
You promised to quench my thirst
But dried me out inside
Saltwater
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