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The Ocean オ​ー​シ​ャ​ン

from Mystic by Elderoth

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lyrics

Dwelling far in the night
Because nothing will be alright
The colours that is in your eyes
It's the art that never dies
Once you have made this fissure
Of what makes you so obscure
Diving deeper in the ocean
It is all only your emotion

In the night
You will be alright
It is in the night
You will be alright

It is in the night
and in the ocean
where I dive so deep
with this emotion
and it is in the night
and in the ocean
where I want to sleep
forever so deep
and in the night

And every time that you felt sad
Of everything that you once had
It was just so hard to let it go
Like happiness you'll never know
Your life becomes so much darker
And the nights feel so much longer
Life drifts away so solemnly
It feels like it's your destiny

In the night
You will be alright
It is in the night
You will be alright

It is in the night
and in the ocean
where I dive so deep
with this emotion
and it is in the night
and in the ocean
where I want to sleep
Forever so deep
and in the night

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from Mystic, released April 28, 2015
Written and recorded by Collin D. McGee

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