Down To The Sea
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Down To The Sea
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Carry me down to the sea
Carry me down where they're waiting for me
That's where I want to be - that's where it all comes around
Watching the ships pass by me
Friendships and small ships and hardships and dreams
That's where I want to be - here where it all comes around
Oh, my head is in the sand
All my life passin' by
All of my days I have seen
All of the tears and the laughter and dreams
Movin' before me - waves and the ocean and sea
Life is a big tambourine
The more that you shake it the better it seems
This is my wisdom - these are just words from the sea
Oh my head is in the sand
All my days passin' by
When I get older - settling down
Would you come down to the sea
Carry me down to the sea again
Carry me down to the sea again --
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