Ocean Song - Orust
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Ocean Song - Orust
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Let it out
It´s just pictures from your dirty mind
And when you try to close your eyes
All the pictures seems to slide
You´re on your own this time
After staring the ceiling
I fell asleep, now I´m dreaming
All the restless emotions
Dissolved into an ocean
And when I´m swimming the water
Horror memories haunting
I tried climbing the mountains
But I got lost in the canyons
I made it in the plains
But I failed out in the waves
I try to grab a straw of hay
You tried crossing my ocean
Then you noticed it´s frosen
It doesn´t mean that you´re evil
When you are tired of people
And when they say that they bother
You can wonder, who are they
They try to puzzle my secrets
But I won´t give them the pieces
I made it in the plains...
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Mustasch performs "Ocean Song - Orust", and this lyric page sits inside the Mustasch catalog on LyroVerse.
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