Strobes Pt. 2
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Strobes Pt. 2
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The great adventures come to an end
Across the oceanic sea
Touching mid fifteen
We're stranded here with no place to go
Look for the distant strobes
To find a way back home
To find a way back home
You think you saw the light
But there's something bright inside
Shade my glasses in my shame
Bright reflections flashing
In this place far from the shore
You'll come out and find what more
In this place that's what it's for
Back home
You think you saw the light
But there's something bright inside
Shade my glasses in my shame
Bright reflections flashing
In this place far from the shore
You'll come out and find what more
In this place that's what it's for
To find a way
Back home
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