Riverrun
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Riverrun
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under the water
over the seabed
I sailed upon the ancient ruins
and the dreams of my mind
took me on wards
through stupid waters
and blue horizons full of jellyfish and seahorses
I knew the secrets
I knew the secrets
I knew the secrets and I stood where you stand
sail past the old waves
into the new waves
and I'll be swimming in the sun along the mighty riverrun
I agve you my love
you gave me your love
and all the emptiness was gone like a breath from a window pane
were you a daydream
so sad and so strange
wrapped up in cellophane and centuries and seahorses
I knew the secrets
I knew the secrets
I knew the secrets and I stood where you stand
sail past the old waves
into the new waves
and to my aching arms you'll come along the mighty riverrun
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