Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Shandon
Canonical path: /shandon/oceans
Related lyric paths: 6
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Oceans
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Oceans
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The I seized the moment lookin' for you
With that first e-mail dear babe I was very pure
Willing to know a new world I found myself in
When in such a war I've known someone like you
While dreaming the oceans
Dream a life every day new
While dreaming the oceans
Dream a life whose leader's you
At that time my problems were my desires
And many regrets on my way things to be done
Now I only feel so tiny powerless and dull
Treaded by this views I feel pain for what there's to do
While dreaming the oceans
I dream rebuilding hopes come true
While dreaming the oceans
I wish I've spent my time with you
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