Wolfpacks Bay
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Wolfpacks Bay
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Tonight my babe blew me down
Tonight my babe blew me down
She said I’m not her dog anymore
And I've got to leave the town
Rolling and stoned in the mud
I’m rolling and stoned in the mud
I see the Moonlight on the River
It looks like her
And I’ve cried so loud that I’ve woken
Every mutt lying down the streets
And we fought so hard that some were hurt
There was blood in every teeth
As we’re blind, we were guiding
Slowly moving to far away
And the moonlight on the river
And I’ve cried so loud that I’ve woken
Every mutt lying down the streets
And we fought so hard that some were hurt
There was blood in every teeth
As we’re blind, we were guiding
Slowly moving to far away
And the moonlight on the river takes to Wolfpacks Bay
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