Ships And Oceans
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Ships And Oceans
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We sail through own lives silently
Drop by drop we fulfill our destiny
With every different weight we sail away
Far the horizon without name
Do you ever know, where the waves take us away?
Give me your hand
I´ll be here for a while
We believe in each other
how close we are, time will show us later on
Look beyond the day-spring´s sun
The Gods don´t ask anymore
In water surface reflection
It´s getting light
We are ships cruising across the oceans
We sail through own lives silently
Drop by drop we fulfill our destiny
With every different weight we sail away
Far the horizon without name
Do you ever know, where the waves take us away?
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