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As You Wove The Waves
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My heart can't take this
Thine eyes shine brightly like starlight
Lest trembling hands take hold of knives to scold
and scar and sever me from you
Like I always wanted it to be true
The ocean is brightly blue
And the skies that tell me all the different truths
In pasts, the trees never grew
And the fires came and took them away from you
In time, in time we will move on
The memories of shores that left too soon
Will I, will I ever know?
What words you'd said when I knew you had to go
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The Dream
11:54
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Sunbeams and Rockets Melbourne, Australia
1-Piece Audio Visual project by Scott Mclatchie inspired by Don Hertzfedlt
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