Bleed
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Bleed
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Take all you need
A sea of green
And island waves will bend at need
You feel the sand beneath your feet
We'll call this home
Don't wait for me
You'll pour your soul into the land
We'll watch it grow
You place your hands on evergreens and salty stone
We left our lives we're all alone
And now bleed for me
And now bleed for me
Still oceans and seas
Warm water on me
Well you're at it again
You try to escape me from the pain
The hurt, the strain you're causing are to blame
I took the lead and I made you bleed
Still oceans and seas
Warm water on me
Still oceans and seas
Warm water on me
You'll pour your soul into the land
We'll watch it grow
You place your hands on evergreens and salty stone
We left our lives we're all alone
And now bleed for me
And now bleed for me
Still oceans and seas
Warm water on me
Still oceans and seas
Warm water on me
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