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Bigger Fish
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Love, why would you ever leave
i've drifted out to sea alone but you're the one that guides me home
(once) burned bright now barely flickering
so now i brave the ocean blue
i wish i could have opened you
gave you what you need
instead i've been lost at sea
if this was love how could you ever cheat
and in the bed we sleep
well love if you're listening, im crying goodbyes into hospital sheets
left to be the bigger person
so unsure of all that i was certain
god put the light out on my lighthouse
i'm just a man in search of calmer water
with the burden of grief and the title of father
if i'm doing right by my family name could i find a way to shoulder all this pain
so if i ever float away
ill hear your voice in every crashing wave
and if we're headed for a hurricane
well honey send a little light our way
the captain goes down with the ship
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