| We sail! |
| Mother Ocean, come command us!
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| We all hail your golden horizon
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| from tides and storms you shall defend us.
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| Oh Mother Ocean, carry me on thy waves away, I ask.
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| Stand by me on my journey; |
| let me drink from thy breast
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| and revive my reverie, my reverie.
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| We sail! |
| Mother Ocean, come command us!
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| We all hail your golden horizon
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| from tides and storms you shall defend us.
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| We sail! |
| Mother Ocean, come command us!
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| We all hail your golden horizon
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| from tides and storms you shall defend us.
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| Lead us through all your wiles,
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| lead us from my father’s ire.
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| Lead us from the echoes of my brother’s cries.
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| Oh guide me to where his wrath can’t touch me!
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| Oh shores of Colchis, farewell to thee.
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| I divest myself of our tragedy.
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| If there ever comes a time for regret
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| then I’ll mourn his death.
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| But though his blood is on my hand,
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| I have not felt remorse or grief yet.
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| I fly with the wind, away on her breath.
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| A new dawn, a new day, a story renewed.
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| Lead the way to a new world today!
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| For on a new horizon I’m free of my sins.
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| We sail! |
| Mother Ocean, come command us!
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| We all hail your golden horizon
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| from tides and storms you shall defend us.
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| We sail! |
| Mother Ocean, come command us!
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| We all hail your golden horizon
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| from tides and storms you shall defend us.
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| Who I have been shall be no more.
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| May all I leave behind be dead to the world. |