Corey Kilgannon
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Montauk

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Montauk

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When the fog lifted, we saw the snow and ice

Our boat started rocking in the waves, on toward the light

My baby took my hand she said

I'm too young, and I'm too scared to die

But baby, that's why I brought you

All this way, see I'm afraid of life

So I wrapped her arms and legs

With the anchor and the chain

And I threw her in the bay

I turned and sailed away

I felt nothing as she sank

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