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The Sea.
03:08
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Can I be the Sea?
Tempestuous and mighty O
Blistering cold
Yet faithful to return to the shore
My shore
You are sure and steady
You stand tall
Unwavering amidst the spray
You survive the surge
My surge
I cabotage you
Waters swell and I
Gently stay into your arms
I harbour
At your heart
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Umi. (Elijah Nang refix)
02:48
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Daughter of Eve London, UK
“Life is hard, difficult, complex, beautiful, amazing, challenging.
Life is all of these things and more,
so how do we capture this in song?
The rose & the thorns.
The sunshine & the storms.
That’s what I want to do.
That’s what I’m trying to do, even if it’s just a little.
Capturing and encapsulating those moments.”
... more
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