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Watching people drifting from one port to another What matters is the trip say the others But me, I wouldn't mind never coming to an end Floating in an open sea until I start to fade And stars above me sing to my name For I touched them with words when they needed strength. The oak wood softens as it never did before It remembers my fists whenever we heard of wars The sunlight still beams, dancing with the waves My loved one still laughs like it's the first day we met And the wind dries my eyes That way I won't cry When they come for me And it's my time to say goodbye.
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Dec 16, 2019
Dec 16, 2019 at 4:30 PM UTC
To my sailor
Watching people drifting from one port to another What matters is the trip say the others But me, I wouldn't mind never coming to an end Floating in an open sea until I start to fade And stars above me sing to my name For I touched them with words when they needed strength. The oak wood softens as it never did before It remembers my fists whenever we heard of wars The sunlight still beams, dancing with the waves My loved one still laughs like it's the first day we met And the wind dries my eyes That way I won't cry When they come for me And it's my time to say goodbye.
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Dec 16, 2019
Dec 16, 2019 at 4:30 PM UTC
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