Miles out to sea
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Miles out to sea
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From the corner of my eye
I was looking out and why
To see all the things we did
To see hope in where we hid
From the outside lookin'in
Was stranger with a grin
Seeing bombhead on a rope
He was swinging high and low
High and low
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We were miles out to sea
Did we float you and me
Maybe one day we'll go back for more
We were miles from the bay
Did we float I should say
Maybe next time we'll leave from the shore
From the corner of my eye
I was looking out and shy
There were sounds you never heard
And then dump was the new word
Look at last night was that nigth
A sharp lady got it rigth
We sang songs from cabaret
And we laughed the nigth away
rigth away
From the out side looking in
Stood a stranger with a grin
He say all the things we did
We say hope in where we hid
Yes we did
CHORUS
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