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Artist: I Nation
Canonical path: /i-nation/655-walk-on-water
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655 Walk on Water
Read 655 Walk on Water lyrics by I Nation on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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655 Walk on Water
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Dream
Dream of things to come
Infinity by one
Please
Please don't ever change
Promise me you'll stay
Always stay this way
I'll watch over you
Will you watch over me
655
You don't have to walk on water
You don't have to try so hard
With me
You don't have to
Swimming in emotion
Swimming in a sea
Drowning in this ocean
That lives inside of me
Wll I get there on my own
Will I make it on my own
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