The Rising Tide
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The Rising Tide
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Rainy Days/rainy days
they pour/they pour
inside bleakest clouds
they gather
raining at the windows
of my soul/my soul
Tide is rising/ Tide is rising
And in the troubled
sea I drown
battering waves are
pulling down
I feel paralyzed
please pass it by
And in the darkest
sea I drown
In a struggle/I am gasping
for air/for air
After minutes
seemed like hours
on the waters surface
I emerge/emerge
Rays of light/shinin' bright
advance/advance
open my eyes to salvation
open my arms/blessing of
my soul/my soul
When in the troubled
sea I drowned
battering waves
were pulling down
I felt paralyzed
But passed it by
When in the darkest
sea I drowned
Salvation, Salvation Is near
Salvation, Salvation is here
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