Rescue
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Rescue
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Clear water dreams, seems like a memory fading slowly
Warning signs on the beach, it's just another day here in paradise lost (lost)
When, will the tides turn, and can we ever learn, or here we go again
I can't believe that we're turning away,
Leaving this debt for the children to pay
What used to be wild, it was simple and clean
When will we rescue, the sea
Blue and the green, that sand of white and the sunshine baby
Colors pristine, but fading fast as we move into darkness lately
When, will the tides turn, and can we ever learn, or here we go again
Repeat 1st Chorus
When will we rescue, When will we rescue, the sea
I can't fight this feeling growing stronger everyday
We all share the same planet anyways
When, will the tides turn, and can we ever learn, or here we go again
I hope we can find, those magic words that could change their minds
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Liquid Blue performs "Rescue", and this lyric page sits inside the Liquid Blue catalog on LyroVerse.
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