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Waves
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I can feel it coming down the back of my spine
Building a home in my hands
I've got this feeling that somehow my life isn't mine
I'm just somebody's plans
The salty water has grabbed you and gripped you tight
Showing no signs of release
Open paper cuts and plenty of salt
Just the way that you make ends meet
I can't let it out, I can't let you in
You took your time now you've burrowed right under my skin
Turn the key, lock the door, I don't want you no more
Let the waves wash me up, let them swallow me whole
I can feel it coming down the back of my spine
Building a home in my hands
I've got this feeling that somehow my life isn't mine
I'm just somebody's plans
I can't let it out, I can't let you in
You took your time now you've burrowed right under my skin
Turn the key, lock the door, I don't want you no more
Let the waves wash me up, let them swallow me whole
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