The Tide And The Sea
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The Tide And The Sea
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by Walter Egan
It wasn't me who told you nothing's ever easy
It wasn't I who said you'd die to try to please me
It wasn't you who said to me that you did not care
It wasn't true that someday I would never be there
Just like the tide swells in the sea
I am in you you are in me
It was an April full moon pulling on a calm sea
It was beneath the pier you suddenly disarmed me
It was a moment meant to live on for forever
It was that magic instant when we came together
Just like the tide swells in the sea
I am in you and you are in me
I am the tide you are the sea
I am in you you are in me
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