Oceans
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Oceans
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Under this city you'd find what used to be my dreams.
When you rise over the skyline it makes a mess of everything.
And to this day I wonder what it's like to be the biggest star up in your sky.
I found in you intention to model myself into your world.
Determine through a smile from you.
Attention to everything.
So take me anywhere.
Breathe a word and disappear.
To find you wandering up with the angels.
Take my anywhere.
Anywhere so far from here.
Under this city I've seen a million shades of gray.
The way you fell inward for shadows makes a mess of every day.
And to this day I wonder what it's like to be the biggest star up in your sky.
Take me anywhere.
So far from here.
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