| Oh, I’ll survive the Sea
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| Keep my head above the water
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| Win that fight inside of me
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| I’ll put my faith into the tide say
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| Carry me O carry me
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| Safely to the other side so I can speak
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| To tell ‘em I survived the Sea
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| Thank you for coming
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| I’m glad you’re all here
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| I’ve got a story to share with you
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| Can you lend me your ears
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| It’s been about 4 years since he got the all clear
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| They say that episode’s over still ain’t concluded all fears
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| It was in '08 that’s really when he got ill
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| The Dr said it was mainly stress, he lost some friends he lost Del
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| They’re giving him meds, he’s on pills, said take a rest go on chill
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| That was until 2010 that’s really when it got real
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| Something popped up on his neck, go on feel, its hard as rock
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| It’s unusual and usually he would have brushed it off and thought nothing of it
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| But right after Derek and Puff, it’s best to check its nothing
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| If there’s nothing there there’s nothing lost right?
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| Had a little op a week later, its nothing rushed its just a biopsy
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| Probably won’t see nothing much
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| Then a message from his doc had him back in to discuss what was happening
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| But what he had to tell him had him crushed
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| And now he’s on the ward politicking, with a wise older fella
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| Told him boy the clock is ticking
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| We don’t know what’s gonna happen but right now
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| We’re winning ‘cause we’re here
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| Start swimming
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| He wanted to keep it a secret
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| ‘Cause people assume the worst ‘till they research
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| He can’t believe he’s going through this
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| Before he’s even thirty
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| The nurses where optimistic
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| Said, I’m glad you caught it early
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| You could beat this, its time for treatment
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| Begin the journey now swim
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| Oh, I’ll survive the Sea
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| Keep my head above the water
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| Win that fight inside of me
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| I’ll put my faith into the tide say
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| Carry me O carry me
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| Safely to the other side so I can speak
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| To tell ‘em I survived the Sea
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| He feels his loved ones praying for his survival, now
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| Reading from the Quran, the Torah or the Bible
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| This how he’s gonna be feeling after every single cycle?
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| Head spinning and now he had to cut his hair because it might fall out
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| His girl said he looked well
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| The world just couldn’t tell
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| Outside its looking like heaven
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| Inside its feeling like hell
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| Just trying to find him a boat
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| Stay a float and set sail
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| And he got his strength from the Ocean, that’s how he took it so well
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| And he had to open the net, to capture hope and success
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| But most who wrote about it weren’t those who where coping the best
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| See people get diagnosed; |
| asked a couple of questions and those who overcome it
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| Just want to let go and forget (We get it)
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| He remembers sitting on the ward politicking, with a wise older fella
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| Told him boy the clock is ticking
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| We don’t know what’s gonna happen but right now
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| We’re winning ‘cause we’re here
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| Keep swimming
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| He’s back up in the machine like a submarine
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| Trying to make it to the surface
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| We he got those results man, he was clutching on ‘em nervous
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| Didn’t even wanna read ‘em he just wanted to listen
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| They said, well done, you’re now in remission, God bless ‘em now, Swim
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| Oh, I’ll survive the Sea
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| Keep my head above the water
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| Win that fight inside of me
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| I’ll put my faith into the tide say
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| Carry me O carry me
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| Safely to the other side so I can speak
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| To tell ‘em I survived the Sea
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| Oh, I’ll survive the Sea
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| Keep my head above the water
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| Win that fight inside of me
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| I’ll put my faith into the tide say
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| Carry me O carry me
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| Safely to the other side so I can speak
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| To tell ‘em I survived the Sea |