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peace for me But that was a mistake For the place I chose was bed evilled by a giant, evil drake A mallard of such malice, twice the size of any man
peace for me But that was a mistake For the place I chose was bed evilled by a giant, evil drake A mallard of such malice, twice the size of any man
cut the more you’ll fail And now you look to blame me The irony is crazy Ditch the oars and grab the sail Don’t leave this too late Whip it back into
I see sails approaching With oars like arms They slowly crawl forward I see a ship sailing away Toward distant lands Artificial horizon We’re no
The freedom forgot the phone at home The freedom avoids these traffic jams I have a book, I sit at the back of the tram And day by day I’m getting
the reason I soar oh oh oar Life is so damn good, tryna read between the lines Like you knew you could, I believe in all the signs There's every reason
sending fragments of jewelry below? Off the port side with an oar propped behind them all stranding the captain alone I've seen it before, a terrible score
just a friend Me and you baby We're drifting away Don't have the oars anymore Out here in this lake Me and you baby You know I'll love you all the way
Plugging the holes ripped up by buzzing metal barbs If you wanna row your boat to a better sea You'll have to find the oars that'll take you there (To erase
So I grabbed the oars and gave a heave I started to think, tried to believe I rowed and rowed to a place I could cope And I focused on the here and now
on anyway I've got an oar to row And I row Like everyone who has stayed and left We're just like a rolling stone All we hope The sun will give us a bathing
your backs but you can't ignore me There's a part of this story that's truly gory You gotta feel sickness as I depict this You never can escape that
hands on the oars And even though you were so small we rowed we pulled with all our might right back to shore That’s the day that is the way you make me
the clock just to take my time (Ways to go) This place is getting old Stationary while in motion I found myself in an endless ocean Tossed my oars overboard
through Nestled by the free green pea soup special One for the mutts that walk three feet in front of their gut Sipping mush out of of cups And still
Once I tried to row 'Cause you know I hate to fly so I set out from the coast But got battered by the tide As I glided back to shore I raised
wilderness of nature unrestrained The cold wind blowing brutal like a glass smashed in your face On such a stormy night back in nineteen seventeen A steamer
vent their blind rage on the streets stirring up to rebellion Minds are weak and just prone to deceit Empty rhetoric one by one Disenchanted sons
through the trees There's a little spot I know Way back in the timbers where I stashed a row boat Don't think about life these days I hold on to the oars
a yard I give you a year Lean on the yacht cap your oars I'm rappin' the gift And the remedy dog Its what I shimmy down your chimneys for Money drop
feel the world turning His flesh-locked soul feels the weight of the task Beneath the sun leaving soon she'll be back I too have had delusions
This old world is breaking my heart again Trouble, I thought you'd drift right out of town But this old world is bringing me down This boat's taking
fucked by the moment I'm keeping me grandmother close, she's my beacon of hope, if she goes I won't cope Nowadays, feel we're stuck in a boat That's
keep me afloat And be my oar and take me to shore Out and about I drank all the whiskey From Scotland to Ireland England to Greenland In Wales I was dry
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