Watermark
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Watermark
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You were carved out of the sea
Watermarked by your ancestry
In a tug of war between the tide and me
What felt like loss was a victory
'Cause you were swept ashore like bottles holding prayers
You were carved out of the earth
Safe and sound in your second birth
Gravity has tied your ankle to the shore
As a lighthouse tamed the endless ocean war
Against the calming light
Our silhouettes are changing shape
The stories you've been told
Have made you brave
Such inheritance was formed within the sand
Like the shells you gather in the safety of your hands
Dive in with your eyes closed
For the life you were born to claim
And the water will be paralyzed
By the courage you contain
The flutter of your earnest heart
It will fill the silent seas
And all will be restored in your memory
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Sleeping At Last performs "Watermark", and this lyric page sits inside the Sleeping At Last catalog on LyroVerse.
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