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from ROUND ONE by LION vs TIGER

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lyrics

Baby I'm sad you're leaving
And maybe, by this evening
I'll row my boat out to

Deep in the ocean, where the waves keep me going
With a little devotion we can make more time together
It's a big blue ocean where the wave becomes the pusher
Back & forth & you can't keep north
And Oh I know what you thought about me

Baby, I am waving
Why don't you save me
What you think is I am fearless
But I'm really just too wasted
Why would you fool me
When I know my soul don't get

Down by the ocean, it's a wave of emotion
If you're feeling scared then you're pulling through
We'll row in four's, it's a beat we've heard before
Sit somewhere the boat's in float
Down by the ocean it's the waves that keep us going
When it comes to my soul, baby you're my home

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from ROUND ONE, released April 2, 2012

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LION vs TIGER Los Angeles, California

LION vs TIGER is the solo effort of Los Angeles based artist Phil Anderson Blythe (former guitar player of Medic Medic, & bass player of LAKOOKALA.)
LION vs TIGER sings songs about girls & satan.

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