Open Sea
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Open Sea
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I laid in the water
I let it take me
And there was a constant hollow sound
'Till I heard your voice
Then there was an ocean
Left for the taking
And I was a stranger
Sitting by your mountainside
Hold on
Let’s run to the open sea
'Cause I'm not escaping
The waves that cover me
I stared at the shoreline
I let it move me
And there was a calming sense of nothing in my soul
Hold on
Let’s run to the open sea
'Cause I'm not escaping
The waves that cover me
Hold on
Let’s run to the open sea
'Cause I'm not escaping
The waves
I laid in the water
I let it take me
And there was a constant sound of
Hollow in your voice
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Thomas LaVine performs "Open Sea", and this lyric page sits inside the Thomas LaVine catalog on LyroVerse.
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