Oceana
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Oceana
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She walks in fields of light
Under Brighton skies
And leads me to her door
We crash into the sea
Oceana and me
And dance beneath the sweet, sweet waves
Mary comes and kisses me
In her blushing eyes I see delight
I'll shade you, if I can
So lead me down
Because I'm overtaken
And ring me out
Tell me it's alright
Only blind can see
Like Oceana and me
Twisting in God's green, green sea
If I gave to you
Two angels, painted blue
Would you bring me to your shore?
Mary comes and kisses me
In her broken eyes I've seen the light
I'll shade you if I can
So lead me now
Because I'm overtaken
Pour me out
Tell me it's alright
I'm sinking down
And reaching out
Oceana, I'll shade you if I can
Oceana, lead me
Oceana, lead me home
Lead me home
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