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Minus The Bear Secret Country

Soft rain falls around us
And the moon says it's getting late
On and on steps in time
Come to the edge of the lake
We forget where we are
And you're so loud
And the water around our feet
Can't find no way down

So take me back to this world
Take me to the line
Take me out of this world
Drown with me tonight

There's water on the concrete
Rivulets on the face
You release from your kiss and do a dance for me in the rain
Falling down and splashing up
Traveling for a second cut
Rain soaked pirouette
Spins me around again

Take me back to this world
Take me to the line
Take me out of this world
Drown with me tonight

We forget where we are
We forget, we forget where we are

Now I'm leading into your intention
And I'm falling through your depth
You pull me to the water's edge
And vanish in the black
You're on my mind
Swim through my time
As I float out to you
I dream of your caress

Take me out of this world
Take me to the line
Take me out of this world
Drown with me tonight

We forget where we are
We forget, we forget where we are
We forget, we forget where we are






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