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Artist: Gregory And The HawK
Canonical path: /gregory-and-the-hawk/geysir-nationale
Related lyric paths: 6
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Geysír Nationale
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Geysír Nationale
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We went down to the shore on a day that was warm
With the end of my fist, I thanked you for this
Over watch of fields and feelings I've met
I could pray to the day
I haven't felt them yet
The waves will watch you go
'Til you're gone
And you come home no more
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