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Artist: Golden Ages
Canonical path: /golden-ages/here-we-are-at-sea
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Here We Are At Sea
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Here We Are At Sea
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Here we are at sea
Here we are at sea
Push your boat right in
Jump right in the ocean.
No one ever drowns
No one makes a sound
All the islands
lonely in the water
We are with them
Sitting softly in the sea.
Here we are
Here we are
Here we are at sea
Here we are at sea
Here we are at sea
Here we are at sea
Drifting with the waves
Floating on life and death
Let's keep sailing
Until there's nothing left.
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Golden Ages performs "Here We Are At Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Golden Ages catalog on LyroVerse.
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