Ships
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Ships
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Wading out in the water,
Pushing you out to sea
All the sails up above me
Are trying to break free.
I forgot i was thinking
And honey you ain't to blame
'cause every time that we're sinking
You're feeling ashamed.
Yeah you know, a gale can change,
The water's clear from all i fear.
Trust me when i tell you that i love you
At last i see something real to cling to,
Don't want to be ships that pass so sadly.
It was all in the letter,
In something solid and real
All the fire and heartache
We chose to conceal.
Rising up and then falling,
Every wave's in the way
And every time that we're sinking
You've got nothing to say.
Yeah you know, a gale can change,
The water's clear from all i fear.
Trust me when i tell you that i love you
At last i see something real to cling to,
Don't want to be ships that pass so sadly.
Light house guide us back together please,
Shine your light across the heaving seas.
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