The Sea
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The Sea
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I saw your eyes, and used to lie to my friends just to be with you
These small lies, became a distant sail in a faring blue
You were sparkling with love, I could only think of
Growing old with your soft words drastically change my life
My life
Will our ship make it through this tide?
Are you the key to me?
Sinking into the sea
Will I be man enough to cry?
Will I get over this?
The absence of your kiss
I can change, but nothing that I do will scare away that crow
It is strange, daddy's little girl is really learning slow
I guess love needed faith, and my faith needed you
And now that you're gone I have a whole new point of view…of you
Will our ship make it through this tide?
Are you the key to me?
Sinking into the sea
Will I be man enough to cry?
Will I get over this?
Will I get over this? I'm on the plank
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