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Wakeman's Air

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Chavez Canonical path: /chavez/wakeman-s-air Related lyric paths: 6
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Wakeman's Air

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I'm not sure about the air

don't lay low

stop this cold

the hour is short to feed the tongue into the fold

hide these hours, hide these hours until you're waiting for the ropes to split

hiding on the maiden ship

and you caught the crowd and went over after them

wait in your wake

no one's in your wake

waiting for the ropes to split

hiding on the maiden ship

and you caught the crowd and went over after them

wait in your wake

no one's in your wake

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