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Sea Sorceress

Oh well and the first time I ever saw you an Ocean of emotions came crashing down upon me it was magic by the full moon and waves off the velveteen sea You took me by the hand and led me into the deep somewhere around the Octopuses’ web and the Mermaids liar more than 21,000 leagues under the sea but I was not scared you took me into your arms and kissed me full of intoxicating air now I think I'm falling in love I must be under your spell but oh well what the hell now who cares about the world above Could this be Atlantis or the lost Garden of Eden I don't know but I you’re the sound of your beautiful voice has me in a trance a full and real dream like romance, a state of enchanted ecstasy now would you wanna go back if you were me well I don't wanna go back no I wanna stay here with you forever now who cares, who cares about the world above But then the next thing I knew the sun was shining down upon me and the white sands well it must of just been a dream but it couldn't of been a dream because I see here lying next to me a pearl necklace sparkling iridescently oh Sea Witch why did you forsake me I cry out I love you come back, come back as I cross the sea shore and the light of day turns into night of starless black a voice arose from the deep and said you will see me again someday and the next time my arms will keep you and never let you go again now I only live for that day when we will come to swim once again together forever ...Spending every day and every night waiting and watching desperately walking along the waves of velveteen drowning in my misery, lost without you 'cuz now I only live to be one with you for eternity under the sea...

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