Over The Sea
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Over The Sea
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"In every revolution there's one man with the vision"
I'd write you a letter
But who knows where it would go?
Something sad and hopeless
Tells me what I know
And if I left you by yourself
Who knows what you would do?
Something tall and mindless
Lets you walk right through
Call you over the sea
When will you come
Come back to me?
Coming back for one more week
Of what I have to do
Neverending changes
Everything is new
I'd write you a letter
But who knows where it would go?
Something sad and hopeless
Tells me what I know
Call you over the sea
When will you come
Come back to me?
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