Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Contact
Canonical path: /the-contact/return-of-the-sea
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Return Of The Sea
Read Return Of The Sea lyrics by The Contact on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Return Of The Sea
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I stand inside the desert
No ocean, no ocean
And underground the river
Is marching, is marching
And can it be the great return?
And can it be the return of the sea?
Prepare these desert hearts
Reveal your royal march
And can it be the great return?
Oh let this be, let this be
The return of the hidden sea
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