Kill The Noise
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Kill The Noise
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Blissed out now
Midnight by the sea
Cicadas join the old men singing
More going on than anybody sees
Waves of love, hey ma
Show me what it means
To kill the noise
That's in my head
All the thousand voices go quiet
Fade them out
Until they're gone
Just the sound of the waves and the cicadas
What it means
Come undone
Here beside the sea
Old men singing patterns into me
Crashing waves
Seabirds on the wind
Kill the noise and it's quiet again
To kill the noise
That's in my head
All the thousand voices go quiet
Fade them out
Until they're gone
Just the sound of the waves and the cicadas
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