When The Blue Finally Came
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When The Blue Finally Came
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Watch the sun burn out and dig itself a grave
And the ocean South of Sidney off the interstate
And I hold out my hand trying not to shake
Watched you jump off of a cliff
And start to levitate
And yeah I'm afraid
But I'll follow you anyway
When the blue finally came it swallowed up everything
In the sea of trees
I thought that I'd hear ghosts in the waves
When the wind blew through
I heard joy return to a cold and lonesome place
I made out your voice, but I can't ask you to stay
Watched you walk into the woods
And start to levitate
And yeah I'm afraid
But I'll follow you anyway
When the blue finally came it swallowed up everything
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