| You were there
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| I dont know why
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| Maybe we were brothers
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| In another time
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| Among a hundred trains
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| And all those trite refrains
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| Somehow you let your train go by
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| I said ive never felt pain
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| I travel in submarines
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| Dont think i’d make much of a swimmer
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| So i live under the waves
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| Because you cannot sink
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| If you dont try to swim
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| But somehow i just let you in
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| And i dont know how you made it past my guards
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| You knew the secret of their hearts
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| So lay me down gently
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| Gather me to you
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| On a sleppy sea of indigo and blue
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| Sing me a song thats tender
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| And love will come to you
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| On a sleepy sea my love will come to you
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| You said i understand your sense of fear
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| The city’s made of timber and the flames are on the hill
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| But in a still born world, in a strange and troubled time
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| I will sing you lullabies
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| And i dont know what tomorrow has in store
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| But i will pin my heart to yours
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| So lay me down gently
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| Gather me to you
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| On a sleppy sea of indigo and blue
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| Sing me a song thats tender
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| And love will come to you
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| On a sleepy sea my love will come to you
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| Bridge
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| And at the crumbling of the hour, in her twilight evening gown
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| Over waters emerald green we’ll watch the silver sun go down |