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Artist: A Balladeer
Canonical path: /a-balladeer/panama
Related lyric paths: 6
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Panama
Read Panama lyrics by A Balladeer on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Panama
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Look, I took the rope off.
So you might find your way.
Now you go grease those wooden wheels.
Don't stay another day.
Panama is waiting.
I see it's not a whim.
If you want to leave this simple house
Just clap your hidden wings or swim.
The river here will lead you.
Otherwise just trace the signs.
Let bananas there feed you
And you'll be doing fine.
Good luck, little Tiger Duck.
Make sure you take good care
Sincerely always yours,
The Little Tiger and The Little Bear
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