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Artist: Cancerslug
Canonical path: /cancerslug/sailing-into-the-storm
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Sailing Into The Storm
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Sailing Into The Storm
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Poseidon
I hear you crying out for war
But I'm sailing into the storm
Come thunder and lightning
The anger of Thor
And still I sail into the storm
No promise of safety aboard
Adventure our only reward
Rise up ye behemoth
Great Neptune be warned
Here I sail into the storm
Davey Jones awaken
Sea beasts of every form
And still I sail into the storm
A life without sight of the shore
Till we are the fear of the Storm
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