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lyrics
What if this oceans a lake?
What if we close our eyes before we reach the end of our sight?
What if we don’t have to wait
ONe more day before we set off in to,the
Night falls and the waves dont flood
but the winds gonna come gonna come
And we go,to the west
with the tide
We’re ending the nights of worry and woe
Returning to the light of coyotes and crows
Where we all dance in the light
We lead with our heart and tell you whats on our
Minds
What if we close our eyes before we reach the end of our sight?
What if we don’t have to wait
ONe more day before we set off in to,the
Night falls and the waves dont flood
but the winds gonna come gonna come
And we go,to the west
with the tide
We’re ending the nights of worry and woe
Returning to the light of coyotes and crows
Where we all dance in the light
We lead with our heart and tell you whats on our
Minds
credits
from Bone Dry,
released November 9, 2017
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