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Artist: An Albatross
Canonical path: /an-albatross/floodgates-released
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Floodgates Released
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Floodgates Released
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Brothers sound asleep, children!
Wake up, wake up!
This is an alarm!
Blindfolded and bound baby
For far too long!
Release the floodgates- yeah!
Brothers sound asleep
Blindfolded for far too long
Let's release those floodgates, children
Wide open & eager...
Ride the black serpent's dorsal fin:
and let's get it together!
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