A Song I Heard The Ocean Sing
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A Song I Heard The Ocean Sing
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A song i heard the ocean sing
A shining light in darkness deep
I prayed a prayer into the tide
And both they soothed me in my sleep
For every season that has passed i prayed a prayer into the tide
A shining light in darkness deep
In me ten years before the mast
For every season that has passed i laid my body o'er the side
A shining light in darkness deep
I prayed a prayer into the tide
How can i answer questions i've known?
A song i heard the ocean sing
A shining light in darkness deep
Ten years before the mast
I heard the ocean sing
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