Bowline
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Bowline
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Out I watched, o'er the bowline, searching for rocks
Staring out to the shoreline, in the dust
Blown off course by the west wind, chasing us
You left me on the rocks
Now we're lost, now we're lost
I'll wait till the turn of the tide, willing the sea not to rise
But our shadows will walk life the ghosts of us
You left me on the rocks
Now we're lost, now we're lost
Out I watched, o'er the bowline, for your return
Carved your name in the woodwork, just to watch it burn
You left me on the rocks
Now we're lost, now we're lost
I'll wait till the turn of the tide, willing the sea not to rise
But our shadows will walk life the ghosts of us
You left me on the rocks
Now we're lost, now we're lost
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