| Man, born
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| Locked down by the water
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| Hear the rustle spat out from the corner
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| As we are thrown
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| Right into the arms of the sea.
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| Sheer bliss.
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| The dense cold collides
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| The cliffs loomed up in the distance
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| As they exhale, inhale.
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| We must be born anew
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| To paint our portraits like the way we are
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| We must learn to breathe again
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| To reach the core of patterns in our souls.
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| Maybe we are something we are not
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| It gives us a reason to be The spine of our soulless approach
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| That gives us a reason to die.
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| Grand your light to the sun
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| And turn your back on the shells
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| At the shores, the sea.
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| Sow your seeds into the soil
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| And recall the ideas that we shared
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| In the years that we spent to progress.
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| Oversee to be free, mesmerize
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| And try to embrace the arms that come forth
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| By the days of resurgence stream.
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| Change me Drain all blood from the wounds
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| And sleep your woes, slumbering
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| Shed your skin and swim
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| Right into the arms of the sea.
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| The waves lifting, rising from the oceans
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| The undertow breathes again
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| As we are thrown
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| Right into the arms of the sea.
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| The dense cold collides
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| The cliffs loomed up in the distance
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| As they exhale, inhale.
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| Maybe we are something we are not
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| That gives us a reason to be The spine of our mental approach
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| That gives us a reason to live. |