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Alone In Reykjavík Lyrics by Recorders

Above the Tide

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[Intro]
[Verse 1]
I'll make some horizon
Where we get a summer riding sun
I'm walking blue on quicker sand
Was I the one to burn it all?
A shadow threw a heart or two
Was it enough to tie us up?
And I'll be heading for the ocean now
And you may come along
[Hook]
[Verse 2]
Serenity turned away
I'll make the sun fall and pay
I'm crawling through my intents
Away from home to stay
My inner look turned in
And so my recovery
Was in a sun submarine
I'll go through the mess around here, if you come with me
[Hook]
If you come with me
[Outro]
Credits

About “Alone In Reykjavík” by Recorders

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"Alone In Reykjavík" appears on "Above the Tide".

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