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From the Movie Soundtrack "The Beach" Written by William Orbit and Shaznay Lewis I've crossed the deserts for miles Swam water for time Searching places to find A piece of something to call mine (I'm comin', I'm comin') A piece of something to call mine (I'm comin' comin' closer to you) Ran along many moors Walked through many doors The place where I wanna be Is the place I can call mine (I'm comin', I'm comin') Is the place I can call mine (I'm comin' comin' closer to you) Chorus I'm movin', I'm comin' Can you hear what I hear? It's calling you my dear out of reach (Take me to my beach) I can hear it calling you I'm comin' not drowning, swimming closer to you Never been here before I'm intrigued, I'm unsure I'm searching for more I've got something that's all mine (got something that's all mine) I've got something that's all mine (got something that's all mine) Take me somewhere I can breathe I've got so much to see This is where I want to be In a place I can call mine (call mine) In a place I can call mine (call mine) Chorus I'm movin', I'm comin' Can you hear what I hear? It's calling you my dear out of reach (Take me to my beach) I can hear it calling you I'm comin' not drowning, swimming closer to you Movin, Comin', can you hear what I hear? (Hear it out of reach) I hear it calling you Swimming closer to you Many faces I have seen Many places I have been Walked the Deserts, swam the shores (Coming closer to you) Many faces I have known Many ways in which I've grown Movin closer on my own (Coming closer to you) I'm Movin, I feel it I'm Comin, Not drowning I'm Movin, I feel it I'm Comin, Not drowning Chorus To Fade more free lyrics

From the Movie Soundtrack "The Beach"
Written by William Orbit and Shaznay Lewis

I've crossed the deserts for miles
Swam water for time
Searching places to find
A piece of something to call mine (I'm comin', I'm comin')
A piece of something to call mine (I'm comin' comin' closer to you)

Ran along many moors
Walked through many doors
The place where I wanna be
Is the place I can call mine (I'm comin', I'm comin')
Is the place I can call mine (I'm comin' comin' closer to you)

Chorus
I'm movin', I'm comin'
Can you hear what I hear?
It's calling you my dear out of reach
(Take me to my beach)
I can hear it calling you
I'm comin' not drowning, swimming closer to you

Never been here before
I'm intrigued, I'm unsure
I'm searching for more
I've got something that's all mine (got something that's all mine)
I've got something that's all mine (got something that's all mine)

Take me somewhere I can breathe
I've got so much to see
This is where I want to be
In a place I can call mine (call mine)
In a place I can call mine (call mine)

Chorus
I'm movin', I'm comin'
Can you hear what I hear?
It's calling you my dear out of reach
(Take me to my beach)
I can hear it calling you
I'm comin' not drowning, swimming closer to you

Movin, Comin', can you hear what I hear? (Hear it out of reach)
I hear it calling you
Swimming closer to you

Many faces I have seen
Many places I have been
Walked the Deserts, swam the shores (Coming closer to you)
Many faces I have known
Many ways in which I've grown
Movin closer on my own (Coming closer to you)

I'm Movin, I feel it
I'm Comin, Not drowning
I'm Movin, I feel it
I'm Comin, Not drowning

Chorus To Fade

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