Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Steve Winwood
Canonical path: /steve-winwood/sea-of-joy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sea Of Joy
Read Sea Of Joy lyrics by Steve Winwood on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sea Of Joy
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Following the shadows of the skies or are they only figments of my eyes?
And I'm feeling close to where the race is run
Waiting in our boats to set sail, sea of joy
Once the door swings open into space and I'm already waiting in disguise
Or is it just a thorn between my eyes?
Waiting in our boats to set sail, sea of joy
Having trouble coming through, through this concrete, blocks my view
And it's all because of you
Or is it just a thorn between my eyes?
Waiting in our boats to set sail, sea of joy
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