| I don’t see nothing wrong being a dreamer
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| I’ve been floating for so long from the shore
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| The sea, it has its song, that it’s singing
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| It’s a sad and lonely tune in the blue
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| And it calls to drift and sails like me and you
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| But I cannot understand, why I’m longing for the land
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| I miss the sound of the breeze through the leaves of the sycamore
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| Wading in the waves to my knees on the sandy shore
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| The birds and the bees and your panties on the bathroom floor
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| Well, I miss you more
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| Well, I miss you more
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| The sea calls to me again, like it’s screaming
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| Your home is the water, in the stars
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| In the chasm of the deep, well they’re feeding
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| On the changing it can cavern of my heart
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| And though it’s her that is tearing us apart
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| I begin to understand, oh I’m longing for the land
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| And I miss the sound of the breeze through the leaves of the sycamore
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| Wading in the waves to my knees on the sandy shore
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| The birds and the bees and your panties on the bathroom floor
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| Well, I miss you more
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| Whoa, I miss the sound of the breeze through the leaves of the sycamore
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| Wading in the waves to my knees on the sandy shore
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| The birds and the bees and your panties on the bathroom floor
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| Well, I miss you more
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| Well, I miss you more
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| I miss you more
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| I miss you more |