The Water
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The Water
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This time
So cruel
So beautiful
Becomes
The wave
That unifies
The sea
The ocean
Is one
With the finite
Is one
With the infinite
Is one
A boat
Sets sail
Upon
The water
To find
The soul
That unifies
The sea
The ocean
Divides
What is unified
Unites
The divided
I feel the water
Washing over
The side
I feel the water
I am captured
Riding out
With the tide
Do I float
Or do I capsize
This love
So cruel
So beautiful
I saw
The sea
And thought
To taste
The salt
The water
Will drown
What was born to it
And resurrect
The naked
I feel the
Water
Washing over
The side
I feel the water
The rocks
My hands
Are bleeding
The water
The sand
That should be
Comforting
The shore
That should be
Nurturing
Is fear
Is stone
The sand
That should be
Comforting
The shore
That should be
Nurturing
Is fear
Is stone
Is pain
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Who performs "The Water"?
Wendy Rule performs "The Water", and this lyric page sits inside the Wendy Rule catalog on LyroVerse.
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