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Tuanaki

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Tuanaki

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So when does it start feeling far away?

I never stopped living in yesterday

The island we lost to the southern sea

Thought I could find the way that it used to be

Oh, the moment we're tied to

Oceans away

Oh, lying beside you

Oceans away

Followed your ghost into the undertow

Foreign and cold, says 'you're on your own now'

And I see the storm making mountain peaks

Watching it come

Watching it come for me

Tuanaki

Oh, tuanaki

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