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Blend
03:26
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I'm just another fish in the sea and I'm blending with your surroundings.
You'll never notice me, but I'm swimming right beside you.
We sing in perfect harmony.
I've got fears of being ordinary
Always feeling temporary
Trying to find my place
Let it be known that on this day, I'm running away from my mistakes.
I'm sick and I'm tired of waiting and wasting.
So i'll blend.
Do you see me now?
I've got fears of being ordinary
Always feeling temporary
Trying to find my place
Let it be known that on this day, I'm running away from my mistakes.
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Snowflakes crash into the sea
Intricate designs we'll never see
You're right
That's what life seems to me
When we're born, we're destined for the sea
They'll try to tell you you're not strong
They're wrong, they're wrong, they're wrong
And if they say you dont belong
They're wrong, they're wrong, they're wrong.
You crashed and melted into ocean blue
I'll be on the shore standing, waiting, and watching for you
When you come home
They'll try to tell you you're not strong
They're wrong, they're wrong, they're wrong
And if they say you dont belong
They're wrong, they're wrong, they're wrong.
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