| At the least come join me
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| Within the belly of the big blue sea
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| Set asail, catch a breeze
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| And come on
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| Don’t forget to fill your suitcase
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| Now watch it sink
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| 'cause where we’re going we don’t need a thing
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| Not a map, or receipt
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| 'cause where we’ve been is who we used to be
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| We started wrapping our regrets in cloth
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| Are you defined by all the things you want
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| Or did you get caught up in the things that we are not?
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| You were born to believe you can’t get lost
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| So when you run you always get too far
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| Now there’s nothing you haven’t seen
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| But where we’re headed we have never been
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| Past the pavement that we used to walk
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| Past the people that we used to know
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| Now come on, go
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| Past the people that have broke our hearts
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| We started laughing at them from afar
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| But now we’ve climbed too high without a rope
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| Now come on, go
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| No, we are not swans
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| Nor are we as ugly as we think we are
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| We don’t take to compliments, but please don’t stop
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| Now come on, come on
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| We are not swans
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| We fit into each other we are Russian dolls
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| Where somewhere in the center sits a beating heart
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| But come on, come on
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| We are not swans
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| Now do you feel we’ve gone too far
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| Or do you feel we’ve reached the top
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| Or do you feel like letting go
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| Now come on, hold on
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| We are not swans
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| Nor are we as ugly as we think we are
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| We aren’t falling fast but we are falling far
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| Now come on, come on
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| We are not swans
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| Our fathers gave us features that we didn’t want
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| Our mothers claim those features made them fall in love
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| But come on, come on
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| We are swans
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| We are flying higher than our counterparts
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| We have got each other I’d say that’s enough
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| Now come on
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| Come on
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| Come on |