Black Shores
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Black Shores
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On the black shores of this wondrous sea,
I’m standing still and it feels so real.
At a cool distance on this wondrous shore,
Washed-out thoughts begging for a little more time.
From the great tower of my wasted years,
I'm stepping out and reaching for you.
Know that i'm on your side.
Now that our courses collide.
Promising waves on this endless tide.
Promising waves of an endless kind.
With each new wave crashing endlessly,
Endless like there's nothing in the sky.
It's standing like a promise that little something more.
Through the lit windows of your lonely eyes.
From the secret garden of what could be,
Sailing out like strangers waving goodbye.
Know that i'm on your side.
Now that our courses collide.
On the black shores of this wondrous sea.
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Who performs "Black Shores"?
Richard Bull performs "Black Shores", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Bull catalog on LyroVerse.
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