The Wave
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The Wave
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I don´t care if you don´t like me
I don´t care if I don´t groove
All I need is some timing
Then I´m on the move
I´m gonna cross my ocean
I´m gonna explore my sea
I´ve been ready for ages
Waves of doubt killing me
I´ve been holding myself on the line
I´ve been trying to buy me some time
I´ve been waiting
I´m still waiting
And I´m tired of fighting
I´m tired of standing alone
Standing alone at the platform
To see the last train go
And I explain my excuses
Until the ocean turns red
I´ve been ready for ages
The tide was all in my head
I´ve been holding myself on the line
I´ve been trying to buy me some time
I´ve been waiting
I´m still waiting
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Who performs "The Wave"?
Mustasch performs "The Wave", and this lyric page sits inside the Mustasch catalog on LyroVerse.
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