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Artist: Not On Tour
Canonical path: /not-on-tour/journey-to-the-ocean
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Journey To The Ocean
Read Journey To The Ocean lyrics by Not On Tour on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Journey To The Ocean
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Dangerous woods and cliffs
Looking over his shoulder
Walking faster exhausted eyes
Eyes facing the ground
Watching his steps
As he falls first his hat then glasses fall off
Then his left arm touches the surface
A cracking sound coming from his knee
And last his feet touch the asphalt deep cuts in the shape of a knife
Oh he had seen the ocean he’d seen it all
Journey to ocean he conquers the sea
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