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Pacific Bray

Pacific Bray lyrics by Horse Feathers. Through the walls, and the floors, and the streets There's a wave that came crashing down to beat All of the life from...

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Pacific Bray

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Through the walls, and the floors, and the streets

There's a wave that came crashing down to beat

All of the life from the coast

In a poem where a bragging god boasts

Well I read how this spell's been cast

All the eyes looking up to the heaven's to ask

Why is the sea on the shoal?

Well the sea it is coming to take its toll

All the stories, we've heard them been preached

Now there's bodies, there's bodies, they're found on the beach

Who calmed the sea of Galilee?

Is it his father that caused this?

Through the walls, and the floors, and the streets

There's a wave that came crashing down to beat

All of the life from the coast

In a poem where a bragging god boasts

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