The Great Wave
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The Great Wave
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Sometimes I want to bury my head
Into the sand
All in vain
Maybe I can’t see the unfair truth
The ship is sinking
Drowned on the great wave
Although the blood
How do we know we are alive?
Only when break it
Let it bruise
The fear rests on the shadow
Even when it’s all bright
Take what you wanted
Split me again
Give me something real
All the hidden kisses
On the kitchen floor
Was that something real?
Did I fell sleep or my pillows had a fight?
Let the clock ringing
And bring me
Whatever you want or just runaway
Letting your pride
Break you again
Take what you wanted
Split me again
Give me something real
All the hidden kisses
On the kitchen floor
Was that something real?
It’s all here
A memory
Lie
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