Into the Ocean Blue October
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Verse 1:
[C]I'm just a normal boy
The sequent of the overboard
My ship would leave country
but it rather swim ashore
without a l[Am]ife guess I'd be stuck again
wish I was much more masculine
maybe then i could learn to swim
like fou[Am7]rteen miles away
now fl[F]oating up and down
I spend colliding into sound
like whales beneath me diving down
I'm sinking to the bottom
of my every th[C]ing that freaks me out
the light house beam has just run out
I'm cold as cold as cold can be......be
Chorus:
[C]I want to swim away but dont know how
Somtimes it feels just like I'm falling in the [Cmaj7]ocean
[Am]let the waves up take me down
let the hurricane [Am7]set in motion yea
[F]let the rain of what i feel right now come down...let the rain come do[C]wn
Verse 2:
[C]Where is the coastguard I keep looking his direction
for a spotlight give me something I need something for pertection
mabye flo[Am]ating junk would do just fine
the jet ski some come left behind
I'm dreading for my life believe me
how can I keep up this breathing
[F]not knowing how you think I scream aloud begin to sink
my legs and arms are broken down with envy for the solid ground
I'm re[C]aching for the life within me
how can one man stop his ending
I thought of just your face relaxed and floated into space
(chorus)
Verse 3:
[C]now wake into the sun
I calculate what I have done
like jumping from the bow yea
just to prove that i knew how yea
its mid[Am]nights late reminder
of the loss of her the one I love
my will to quickly end it all sat front row
in my need to fall and
[F]into the ocean end it all (x4)
[C]into the ocean end it all
(Chorus)
[C-Am-F]
Into space..............I thought of just your face
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