Storms
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Storms
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Nothing is right
Maybe it's just a bad luck
I don't see tears in the raindrops anymore
But the North Sea is still calling
I can hear its waves in my head
When I put a shell closer to my ear
And then I
Started waiting for love
I thought that this time
It's gonna be right
But when I
Thought I found this love
It has just gone
It will never be mine
I must go to the sea
And fill the emptiness in me
With its salt air and crushing storms
I will be standing on the shore
With my hair stuck together with salt
And I know
I'll be waiting for her all my life
And then I
Started waiting for love
I thought that this time
It's gonna be right
But when I
Thought I found this love
It has just gone
It will never be mine
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