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Oceans

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Oceans

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Hold on to the thread

The currents will shift

Glide me towards

You know something's left

And we're all allowed

To dream of the next

Oh, the next time we touch

You don't have to stray

Tho oceans away

Waves roll in my

Thoughts hold tight the ring

The sea will rise

Please stand by the shore

I will be, I will be there once more

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