Infinity
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Infinity
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Looking skyward from the shore
I planted my feet in the sand
The coastal tide washed over me
While high above the moon
And far below the ocean floor
Life streamed to what seemed like infinity
Yeah life streamed to what seemed like infinity
I stood there watching the waves of certainty
Flow in and around me
While high above the moon
Lit the white sands
As life streamed to what seemed like infinity
Yeah life streamed to what seemed like infinity
I stood there watching the waves of certainty
Flow in and around me
While high above the moon
Lit the white sands
As life streamed to what seemed like infinity
Yeah life streamed to what seemed like infinity
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