Dive
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Dive
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Beyond the words you speak
The sacred line from you to me
In our own minds we touch the sky
Our everyday lives we're keepers of time
We can come down, I'll take you to mine
Take you in to the devine
And when I'm drowning in the sea of me
Will you dive in and save me?
Dive in and take me out of the crowd in my head
And when I'm really dead I'll be your bed
You can rest your head on me
Funny times to be
Stigmata world (wave) bleed
But with our own hands we'll touch the sky
There's every chance your dream horse will ride
We can come down, I'll take you to mine
Take you in to the devine
Dive in love, dive in with love
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Who performs "Dive"?
Nina Hynes performs "Dive", and this lyric page sits inside the Nina Hynes catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Bring Me Alive and Last Song Of The 20th Century with a short reason for opening each page next.
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