Tugboat
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Tugboat
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She wasn't young she wasn't old
She was simply the most beautiful woman he had ever seen
The captain's hands
They never held another woman again
He was always seen carrying a bag
A bag of bones, a dusty beer
And the faded outline of a tatooed tear
And the faded outline of a tatooed tear
Sometimes the moonlight spills across the ocean
And it reminds him of his lover's hair
But then sometimes
The ocean surrounds him
Wraps her arms around him
And tries to drag him down
Amongst the treasures that still remain there
When the night is full
You can hear him sing
This song
Gone gone those days are gone
They're bound to time and they keep draggin on
I gave you my best and now that's gone
And what i got left you couldn't lean on
Gone gone those days are gone
Gone gone gone
And so on...
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Alejandro Escovedo performs "Tugboat", and this lyric page sits inside the Alejandro Escovedo catalog on LyroVerse.
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