Lyrics of 'The Ragged Sea' by Alexi Murdoch
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I see the lights of the city
I see them raising up
They are moving in the dark
A fire without a spark
And the morning's moving fast
The morning's moving fast
Night is coming on
Somewhere on the mountain
Around the ragged sea
Where time is lying still
I'm fallin' on the hill
And the sky is pouring in
Sky is pouring in
Sky is pouring in
Girl I heard you crying
Oh, girl I hear you cry
Oh, girlie don't you cry
For I will come for you
Yes, I will come for you
And we will go home
Rest you, now easy
Oh, rest my brother john
Your journey has been long
Your road was filled with song
And I miss you now you're gone
I miss you now you're gone
I miss you now you're gone
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