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Hook
02:23
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HOOK
No more shore
Anymore
I left my band on the Mainland
Exquisitely empty
A Fisherman drops His baited hook
Into a sea
Of supine protoplasmic invertebrate jellies
Superficial fellies
With defeat in their bellies
Surviving on apologies
And undeserved praise
For pathetic demonstrations
Of their less than wicked ways
In creeps a DEEP sensation
That will be the latest craze
Resonating with vibrations
That will put ya in your grave
Chokin' on the line
'Till ya know just what to say
'Cause you're swallowin'
N' followin' me to your dyin' day
No North Shore
Anymore
I left my band on the Mainland
So exquisitely empty
The Fisherman drops His golden hook
Into a sea
Of supine protoplasmic invertebrate jellies
Superficial fellies
With defeat in their bellies
Surviving on apologies
And undeserved praise
For pathetic demonstrations
Of their less than wicked way
In creeps a DEEP sensation
It will be the latest craze
Resonating with vibrations
That will pull ya ta your grave
Chokin' on the line
'Till ya know just what to say
'Cause you're swallowin'
N' followin' me to your dying wake
No more shore
Anymore
J
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Pirates
01:55
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PIRATES
I run my pirate ship with an iron fist
N' Lord knows I keep happy
Got my box of rum & Baphomet
N' Lord knows I am happy
To see that I am all alone
At sea
So far away from home
I see a lighthouse on the shore
And I'm goin' where it's warm
Yo Ho Yo Ho Yo Ho
I cut my pirate planks with an iron twist
N' Lord knows I keep happy
Got my pile o' gold & the girl I miss
Lord knows I am happy
To see that I am all alone
At sea
Where I am always home
I see a lighthouse on the shore
And I'm goin' where it's warm
Yo Ho Yo Ho Yo Ho
I run my pirate ship with an iron first
xXx
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