Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Raphael Rody
Canonical path: /raphael-rody/oceans
Related lyric paths: 6
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Oceans
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Oceans
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Sometimes I wanted to blow my head
End this tumult that dwells in her
I'm drowning in a deep ocean
With a stone tied at my feet
Always pulling me down until I can no longer see the exit
I want a way out
Bury these damn demons
Back to the surface of this frigid ocean
To breathe again without having to drown
The pressure from the bottom crushes my chest
I wish death every time I sink more
The stone is getting heavier
And the ocean is getting colder and darker
It seems like it never ends
I want a way out
Bury these damn demons
Back to the surface of this frigid ocean
To breathe again without having to drown
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Raphael Rody performs "Oceans", and this lyric page sits inside the Raphael Rody catalog on LyroVerse.
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