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""Never thought that love and sadness Could ever walk hand in hand Never thought that laughter and sorrow Could live within this same heart We came far living on stolen moments We can pretend for only so long We all fail stumble and fall We are the same 'till the end in fire Out to the sea I cry my heart Into the wind I weep my sorrows Below this soil I lay my thoughts Under the waves I drown my grief Out to the sea you cry your heart Into the wind you weep your sorrows Below this soil we lay our thoughts Under the waves we drown our grief You were the one I believed in I was the one worth your trust But stars no longer will guide us We walk in all-consuming dark For life shapes us an we never return To the same where we left from Hope always looks for a disappointment And tranquility for a war And I sail this sea in a leaking ship Try to cross an ocean without a sheet No wind will carry me to the shore No wave will take me back to home You are in the silence around me You are the water in my lungs You are in escaping daylight As we dance our way into the dark Into the dark...""
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Out To The Sea Lyrics as written by Ville Friman Markus Vanhala
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