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Artist: Ass Ponys
Canonical path: /ass-ponys/her-father-was-a-sailor
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Her Father Was a Sailor
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Her Father Was a Sailor
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her father was a sailor
looked so handsome in the picture
her mother loved her soldier
she was crying as she held her
anchored in the harbor
it was burning on the water
a daughter was delivered
on the seventh of december
she said hey what is it like
on the other side
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