Oceans
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Oceans
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Let the children cross the ocean
Let the children cross my life
Where 's the city of the heaven?
Where's my mind?
I don't know what I don't know.
Oh please, Lord, help me
I don't know what I don't want
I hate my soul
In the name of my Love
I'm ready to deny
all the things I have ever seen,
all the words I have never said.
Sunday night we'll play stronger,
Monday night we will sleep.
Don't believe I'm immortal
I can die
I don't want what I don't want.
I lost my glory
I don't want what I don't know
I shall be alone
Catch the balance and live your life
'til the end of time
Looking for the light you can find
what you wanna find
Say goodbye to your little mind
Keep away from lies
Listenin' to me you can find
what you have to find
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Who performs "Oceans"?
Moonlight Comedy performs "Oceans", and this lyric page sits inside the Moonlight Comedy catalog on LyroVerse.
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