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Ocean

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Slightly Stoopid Canonical path: /slightly-stoopid/ocean Related lyric paths: 6
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Ocean

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When you look out on the ocean

And all you see is skies all painted gray

And when you look back on the notion

Yes, you see it's almost went away

And when you're acting like it just ain't right

All you see is almost gonna stay

And when you knowing that it just ain't right

All you see, the night gone turned to day

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