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After The Wave
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How do you prepare yourself to be overwhelmed?
Oh, every day you wait for the wave to break at your back.
You don't decide what's left behind after the crash.
Take it apart, pull it together.
Look at my heart.
I'm making it ready for you to come home.
How do you prepare yourself to be overwhelmed again?
We don't decide what's left behind after the wave breaks.
When it recedes all that you need is all that remains.
Look at the sand, smooth as the hand of a new born babe.
I think I'm prepared, prepared to be overwhelmed again.
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It Grows
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While it grows inside
We go about our day
Hoping it will die
Hoping it will fade
While we spend our time
Drifting round the Sun
Hand in hand with light
Darkness walks alone
Everything ain't good
Everything ain't great
How I wish I could
Make it all just go away
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