Thinking of you
It all comes in view
I believe we came from the same cloud
Two drops in the ocean
Tell me again
The story of when we
We will be together one day

We're two of a kind
Forever we've been combined
Though the current will pull us apart
Two drops in the ocean
You are part of me
The other side of the sea
And we will be together one day

[Chorus:]
Hey hey
What can I say?
I swim your way
Though the tide pull us away
I ask you
What you gonna do?
Oceans apart
But I know no one else will do
Two drops in the ocean
Just go with the motion dear

We'll meet again
From two rivers that dealt on two shore
Two drops in the ocean

Fall into me
Dissolve in the sea
The boundaries between, they are nothing
But love we have, the only real thing, yeah

There is a stone wall
Around your heart
Nothin' left now to do but to start
Chippin' away
Day by day
Until we see it break apart
Hear me talkin' 'bout
Let it be known, it can be done
Bit by bit and one by one
If the two of us try from both the two sides
Until we see the sun
Your phenomenal

Two drops in the ocean
Just go with the motion

A lot of fish in the sea
Not for me
You're somethin' of a different kind
The rest evaporate, but you stay in my mind

There is a stone wall
Around your heart
Nothin' left now to do but to start
Chippin' away
Day by day
Until we see it break apart
Hear me talkin' 'bout
Let it be known, it can be done
Bit by bit and one by one
If the two of us try
From both the two sides
Until we see the sun
Your phenomenal

[Chorus]
Hey hey
What can I say?
I swim your way
Though the tide pull us away
I ask you
What you gonna do?
Oceans apart
But I know no one else will do
Two drops in the ocean
Just go with the motion
Two drops in the ocean dear


Lyrics submitted by jbond311

Two Drops in the Ocean Lyrics as written by Nicholas Hexum Douglas Martinez

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  • +4
    Song Meaning

    This song is tranquil, melodic, beautiful! It's their best song since Speak Easy a few years earlier and then Amber. It's a cool song about two people who are destined to be together and will be eventually. I like the creative aqueous metaphors - they seem to fit the mood of the song very well.

    magoosh008on July 26, 2010   Link
  • +3
    General Comment

    It kind of sounds like the theme song to this.... on a more deeper level...

    The Twin Flame originates from the same One Essence which was created by Father/Mother God from the Ocean of Love. That One Essence divided itself into two exactly equal and opposite intonations in order to experience form. In the beginning they remained always united as a perfect sphere with one center of gravity and one common equator or Zero Point ... and functioned as a non-dualistic Trinitized Extension and Expression of the God Source of All. However, as the three-dimensional experience unfolded they became separated in a dualistic system which pulled them into an unbalanced equilibrium expressing itself through two extended and separated forms. The Twin Flames are now coming back into unification through all dimensional frequencies in order to restore the Unity of God's Creations and collapse duality. Accordingly, there exists only ONE true tonal mate of the Twin Flame which is expressed in a male and female form ... the exact equal and opposite frequency intonation.

    however I like magoosh's interpretation too

    BlueSlipperson July 27, 2010   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    This song is beautiful.

    The guitars sound so familar to a spanish song I know.

    JPerez928on June 04, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    what a great song!love song of the century.god bless 311.

    domecroon June 12, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I love their sound and their message and their earthy vibe>hey hey what can I say!

    mallorypmmon June 17, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    very chill song. Sure it may not be what everyone knows 311 as but this song along with songs like this one (amber, beyond the gray sky) shows that they have great variety.

    lawlatmikeon June 26, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song is about twin flames.

    JLAngelon June 27, 2009   Link
  • -3
    General Comment

    This is not 311. Yeah it sounds nice...but it's not 311.

    ComeOriginal08on June 25, 2009   Link

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