Across The Ocean
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Across The Ocean
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We have struggled hard
We've suffered endlessly
To pay our dues, to be like they want us to be
We need to find our way, we need to feel alive
We have the chance, we need to turn the tide
We will go on and on
To find the road that leads us on
Across the ocean, beyond the sea
There's a land full of dreams
We'll find the freedom that we all crave
We'll get there by any means
I sold my old house
My home that served me well
To get out of here and brake this evil spell
Now we head for the ocean
To set the sails for the journey of our dreams
To the land across the sea
With the silent ocean sound
On our way that leads us on
Across the ocean, beyond the sea
There's a land full of dreams
We'll find the freedom that we all crave
We'll get there by any means
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