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All Saints ~ Pure Shores


I've crossed the deserts for miles
Swam water for the time
Searching places to find
A piece of something to call mine
(i'm comin', i'm comin')
A piece of something to call mine
(i'm comin', comin' closer to you)

Ran along many moors
Walked through many doors
The place where i wanna be
Is the place i can call mine
(i'm comin', i'm comin')
Is the place i can call mine
(i'm comin', comin' closer to you)

Chorus
I'm movin', i'm comin'
Can you hear what i hear?
It's calling you my dear
Out of reach
(take me to my beach)
I can hear it calling you
I'm comin', not drowning
Swimming closer to you
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-
Ooh-ooh-ooh

Never been here before
I'm intrigued, i'm unsure
I'm searching for more
I've got something that's all mine
I've got something that's all mine

Take me somewhere i can breath,
I've got so much to see
This is where i wanna be
In a place i can call mine
In a place i can call mine

Chorus

Movin', comin', can you hear
What i hear?
(hear it out of reach)
I hear it calling you
Swimming closer to you

Many faces i have seen
Many places i have been
Walked deserts, swan shores
(coming closer to you)

Many faces i have known
Many way in which i've grown
Moving closer on my own
(coming closer to you)

I'm movin', i feel it
I'm comin', not drowning
I'm movin', i feel it
I'm comin', not drowning

Chorus
(take me to my beach)

Repeat to fade


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