Seven Nautical Miles
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Our Eyes

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Seven Nautical Miles Canonical path: /seven-nautical-miles/our-eyes Related lyric paths: 5
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Our Eyes

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This story did not end like this

I soared to what you are

We left the stream for a brighter morning

Did we reach for the horizon?

You see oceans surrender behind you

Does it make you god?

Breathe in the town tonight

The hills are our eyes and the fields are our minds

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