Ocean night song
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Ocean night song
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A handful of dream dust for my pirate
He can hear the pacific singing
The sea meets the light in his salt water eyes
Icy pictures of the water are captured in his frame
The paddles of night are unfolding
A mermaid's map floats by on the rolling green
Japanese fishing float carries my soul out to the whales
And out to the deep
I wonder 'bout the herds of the sea
If they will hurt or if they will help me
Swimming with my fallen blossoms
I drink from the source above (x4)
A handful of dream dust for my pirate
He can hear the pacific singing
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Who performs "Ocean night song"?
Laura Veirs performs "Ocean night song", and this lyric page sits inside the Laura Veirs catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to I Can See Your Tracks and Tumblebee with a short reason for opening each page next.
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