On An Ocean

from Meet The Strangers by Meet The Strangers

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Creatures with bright eyes howl all night
Why am I even alive
The combined variables of my past
Tell me how to think and act
These genes and cells shape my skin
I'm on the outside looking in

On an ocean leaving
On an ocean storm
I will take us home
I will take us home

Diseases picked out of a hat
They say "I hope I don't get that"
It's not luck, you're not to blame
You just mean less than you think
I'm sorry, I know you wanna keep dreaming
But we woke a long time ago

On an ocean leaving
On an ocean storm
I will take us home
I will take us home

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from Meet The Strangers, released July 14, 2012
Zach Adams - Music and lyrics
Tom Breed - Music

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