Walk In The Sea
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Walk In The Sea
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Think I'll go walk in the rain
Nothing much better to do
No one else feels the same
Not even you
I like to be on my own
Work things out in my own mind
All the people I've known
Leave them behind
And if I meet my twin soul
I know just where it will be
Words not spoken but told
Inside of me
So all my live I've deceived
I'll be trapped in my own skin
But there's no cause to grieve
If no one comes in
I think I'll go walk in the sea
Nothing much better to do
No there's nothing but me
Not even you
I think I'll go walk in the sea
No there's nothing but me
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Lesley Duncan performs "Walk In The Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Lesley Duncan catalog on LyroVerse.
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