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Your Ocean

Your Ocean lyrics by The Devoted Few. I dreamt of heights last night Of broken down cars out of sight You looked so cold at four Sleep-stealer knocks down...

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Your Ocean

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I dreamt of heights last night

Of broken down cars out of sight

You looked so cold at four

Sleep-stealer knocks down your door

Keep dreaming my dear

Don't let the dawn hear 'bout riches and kingdoms

River's so sheer

I know you've been there

Your ocean turned green then grey

The morning had shown up late

The make-believe day's on its way

So throw away your hopes and feelings

Keep breathing my dear

Don't let the dawn hear 'bout where you've been hiding

The morning's so bare

I know you've been there

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