| Here lie remains of a ship that sailed to close to the storm
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| Capsized, grounded, washed-up, sounded
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| I hear their voices, sirens singing in the street
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| I thought they might be calling out for you, for me
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| I hear their voices, sirens calling out emergency
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| For you, for me, for you, for you, for you
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| For you, for you, for you, for me
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| Here lies the body of a captain
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| Foundered in the waves collected by the sirens
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| Oh, wise women of the sun
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| Oh, what have you done
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| Save this frail one left by Poseidon
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| I hear their voices, sirens singing in the street
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| I thought they might be calling out for you, for me
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| I hear their voices, sirens calling out emergency
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| For you, for me, for you, for you, for you
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| For you, for you, for you, for me
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| For you, for you, for you, for you
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| For you, for you, for me
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| I realize the lights of all retreating cars shine red
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| I realize you will not take back any of those words you’ve said
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| What did you say?
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| What did you say?
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| Why didn’t you stay?
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| Here lie all the photographs
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| All that I remember taken under, sent us under
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| How I drift through history, a small Sargasso sea
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| Rising, sinking, still I’m thinking
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| I hear their voices, sirens singing in the street
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| I thought they might be calling out for you, for me
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| I hear their voices, sirens calling out emergency
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| For you, for me, for you, for you, for you
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| For you, for you, for you, for me
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| For you, for you, for you, for you
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| For you, for you, for me
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| Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
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| Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah |