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Next to the sea
03:15
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Next to the sea
We settled down for the night
Counting the stars
As they shine through the twilight
If i could only hold you
For more than a memory
I'd be lost in your arms
At the edge of eternity
The world has turned
The seasons have changed
We travel alone
Down long empty highways
Now night brings the cold
And only the shadows remain
But those tides keep on pulling at me
And those stars are the same
I know that shes waiting
See you in my dreams tonight
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Where did we go wrong
06:02
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We met around a fire
Trading glances across that embers dying light
The yellow moon high above us
Casting shadows as they flow into the night
You turn your head to meet the sea breeze
Creeping in beyond the ancient harbour wall
breaking waves announce the sunrise
Where did we go wrong
Faded photographs lay hidden in old boxes
That I keep under my bed
Deleted memories of that former self
Evicted from my head
But when the lights are out
And the cold of night comes scratching at my door
A restless irritation burning me
Clawing at my soul
Where did we go wrong
Waking up, its going to be a better day
There's always something new to see
Always other ways to feel
But only you can mould the change
Only you can form the chances
There's always something to believe in
There's always something to remind you of
Who you really are
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