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Take Me In
 
  Sea uprising takes me in
The crimes I’m fighting break my skin
Sea uprising takes me in

I don’t know
I don’t know
You might have to take me in
You might have to break me in

These rules and systems are losing ground
What I believe in is breaking down
This blind direction is lost and found

I don’t know
How far to go
You might have to take me in
You might have to break me in




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