Crossing The Ocean
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Crossing The Ocean
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Running away from my bastard life and my fear
I decided to face the waves
In my boat in the middle of the storm
My fear has made me strong
I arrived on a island of peace
When the rain had passed and the sun had risen
Coming back as a balm
And yellow birds playing and by my side
I looked back to the side and saw a perfect paradise designed by God
There were people walking and living inside the beautiful
That they had not to cross the ocean to feel fear
I saw how stupid I was to be so afraid
As I was a slave of my limited thinking
And did blame something that I know was my fear and my ego
But I went and I will go on
I will always cross the ocean to meet the happiness
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Marcos Ferreira Caco Poeta performs "Crossing The Ocean", and this lyric page sits inside the Marcos Ferreira Caco Poeta catalog on LyroVerse.
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