Atlantic
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Atlantic
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In case we don’t land I wanted you to have this
It’s a ticket to a city built on
Waves
And dreams
And bones
You can always see the future from the pier
Praying in the aisles
For friends to catch on
Or let go
Castle to castle
Ship to shore
Had many miles but wanted more
What’s fare is fair
For those who seek life anew
When stars collide
You know it’s arrived
A terminal romance
Don’t worry we’ll be fine
We do this all the time
A final fond farewell
Again and again and again and again
A ritual handshake
A wave
A tear
We wish you well in hope
And fear
Safe passage and great care
We smile as we pull down the shades
We smile as we pull down the shades
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Hotels performs "Atlantic", and this lyric page sits inside the Hotels catalog on LyroVerse.
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