Lost Upon The Sea
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Lost Upon The Sea
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I'm lost upon the sea
This is not a dream
Where were you when the waves swallowed me
Where were we
I kept all your secrets
I keep everything
The weight was too much and our little boat sunk
And you just watched it sink
And my arms grew tired of the strain
And my legs grew tired of the pain
[I let my self go under
Let my body leave
I was awake but I couldn't say your name
And you could not save me
And my mind grew tired of the strain
And my heart grew tired of the pain
Lost upon the sea
This is not a dream
Where were you when the waves swallowed me
Where were we
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