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Belinda Carlisle ~ Deep Deep Ocean


I heard you call my name Why do you sit in silence When there's a whole world waiting Between these islands I lay my love down to make you this bridge But when the tide runs out I'm still at the water's edge There's a deep deep ocean I want to find out what you hide inside of that Deep deep ocean What's it take for you to be satisfied You walk alone at night So secretive and quiet I hear the roar of your heartbeat So why do you deny it Hold me and show me my love can't be wrong And i'll be swept away By the storm beneath your calm There's a deep deep ocean I want to find out what you hide inside of that Deep deep ocean What's it take for you to be satisfied If you keep holdin' back emotion One of us might drown in this deep deep ocean What's it gonna take What's it gonna be When you gonna break and open up to me more free lyrics

I heard you call my name
Why do you sit in silence
When there's a whole world waiting
Between these islands

I lay my love down to make you this bridge
But when the tide runs out
I'm still at the water's edge

There's a deep deep ocean
I want to find out what you hide inside of that
Deep deep ocean
What's it take for you to be satisfied

You walk alone at night
So secretive and quiet
I hear the roar of your heartbeat
So why do you deny it

Hold me and show me my love can't be wrong
And i'll be swept away
By the storm beneath your calm

There's a deep deep ocean
I want to find out what you hide inside of that
Deep deep ocean
What's it take for you to be satisfied
If you keep holdin' back emotion
One of us might drown in this deep deep ocean

What's it gonna take
What's it gonna be
When you gonna break and open up to me

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