Wash Over Me
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Wash Over Me
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Here by the coastline
Under the clouds
The pressure, the pressure builds up
Visions are lost and found
A thought comes, a thought comes raining down
Heard just by you and me
Together, we'll weather darker seas
Over the glowing shoreline
The pressure, the pressure builds up
Wash over me
Colors and ocean storms
Visions and dreams
Found on the dark islands
Far from the shore
I watch the clouds
The pressure, the pressure builds up
Just as we lose ourselves
We sometimes, lose who we love
But you're still right here with me
The rain will always find the sea
And fill the golden light with love
The pressure, the pressure builds up
Wash over me
Colors and ocean storms
Visions and dreams
Found on the dark islands
Wash over me
Colors and ocean storms
Visions and dreams
Found on the dark islands
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