Under The Sea
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Under The Sea
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Another week is gone and I didn't see any change,
Still, it feels strange
Your absence kept me awake
Some time ago we used to say, and you said it will last forever,
But forever had an end...
Oh well whatever, I enjoyed the times we stayed together,
Under the moonlight, under a dream, under a breeze
Just like a ship now under the sea
Another week has passed and I never saw you again,
Some things weren't said
Maybe I should have spent more time with you,
And still you said it'll last forever
But forever had an end…
Oh well whatever I enjoyed the times we stayed together,
Under the moonlight, under a dream, under a breeze
Just like a ship now under the sea
Every word, and every thought, and every place we could have been,
If we had more time
Whatever…
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Rodrigo Del Arc performs "Under The Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Rodrigo Del Arc catalog on LyroVerse.
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