Tides
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Tides
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My eyes have never seen the skies so blue
And my lungs never breathed so deep, oh
I'll take this guitar and an old broken heart on the road
And I ain't gonna stop till my eyes meet the rocks on the coast
I will follow
The shimmering stars to the West Coast
Dive in, let go
With low tides and high hopes
Oh, with low tides and high hopes
Show me something new
'Cause I've been so caught up in problems that rip me away from you, oh
My heads gettin' lost and my every thought's headed west
And I ain't gonna stop till my eyes meet the Sun where it sets
I will follow
The shimmering stars to the West Coast
Dive in, let go
With low tides and high hopes
With low tides and high hopes
With low tides and high hopes
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