In The Sea
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In The Sea
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So come on, we've got to make it out to the ocean,
Where the sun will be setting down.
And we'll dive into the deep, cuz the better and better I feel in the sea.
So come on, the water's getting high.
And hold on, as we swell with the rising tide.
And we'll drift into the night, surrounded by threatening skies in the sea.
And the fog is rolling in, just like you said the night this all began.
As we feel the darkness all around
When we talk, there's nothing coming out of our mouths.
So come on, it's time we settle down in the ocean,
near the bottom to be found.
And we'll live so peacefully, cuz the better and better I feel in the sea.
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Ryan Ferguson performs "In The Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Ryan Ferguson catalog on LyroVerse.
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