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Brian Wilson ~ 'til I Die


Time: 2:46 brother publishing co. bmi Brian wilson I'm a cork on the ocean Floating over the raging sea How deep is the ocean? How deep is the ocean? I lost my way Hey hey hey I'm a rock in a landslide Rolling over the mountainside How deep is the valley? How deep is the valley? It kills my soul Hey hey hey I'm a leaf on a windy day Pretty soon i'll be blown away How long will the wind blow? How long will the wind blow? Dip do do do Do do do do Do do Until i die Until i die These things i'll be until i die These things i'll be until i die These things i'll be until i die These things i'll be until i die These things i'll be until i die These things i'll be until i die more free lyrics

Time: 2:46 brother publishing co. bmi
Brian wilson

I'm a cork on the ocean
Floating over the raging sea
How deep is the ocean?
How deep is the ocean?
I lost my way
Hey hey hey

I'm a rock in a landslide
Rolling over the mountainside
How deep is the valley?
How deep is the valley?
It kills my soul
Hey hey hey

I'm a leaf on a windy day
Pretty soon i'll be blown away
How long will the wind blow?
How long will the wind blow?

Dip do do do
Do do do do
Do do

Until i die
Until i die
These things i'll be until i die
These things i'll be until i die
These things i'll be until i die
These things i'll be until i die
These things i'll be until i die
These things i'll be until i die

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