Dark Waters
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Dark Waters
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Dark waters rise to our knees
Dark waters we‘re in too deep
Dark waters pulling us down
Dark waters we should have known
We’re going down fast now
We turned a blind eye
The flagship is sinking
We say our goodbye’s
We‘re going down fast now
The ocean singing our song
And so together we’ll drift upon
The waves homeward bound
Midnight rose
Dark waters swallowed the gold
We kept the faith and salvaged our souls
Dark waters lead to a storm
Dark waters we should have known
We’re going down fast now
We turned a blind eye
The flagship is sinking
We say our goodbye’s
We‘re going down fast now
The ocean singing our song
And so together we’ll drift upon
The waves homeward bound
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Mrs Greenbird performs "Dark Waters", and this lyric page sits inside the Mrs Greenbird catalog on LyroVerse.
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