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Artist: Norton
Canonical path: /norton/sailing-across-a-distant-sea
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Sailing Across a Distant Sea
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Sailing Across a Distant Sea
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Drew a line in a cocktail napkin
To waste some time at six pm
Then I eyed you, suddenly I slightly move
I slightly move…
From time to time
I consider leaving away on a boat with you
But for all the other seasons
I unpack everything into the right place
And everything is right where it should be
Music: Norton
Lyric: Carolina Rodrigues / Re-Arranged by Norton
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