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Artist: Montany
Canonical path: /montany/deep-water-rising-ii
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Deep Water Rising II
Read Deep Water Rising II lyrics by Montany on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Deep Water Rising II
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The deep water rose up to your chin
I know that you'll learn to swim
No way that you're gonna drown
No suicide
I see the tide is gonna change
The sun will shine one day
We all struggle to get by
No suicide
No suicide
I see the tide is gonna change
The sun will shine one day
We all struggle to get by
No suicide
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