St. Cajetan
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St. Cajetan
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You know I don't feel well.
I gotta thirst in my mouth.
And all I want is a cool drink of water.
You know I don't feel well.
I got salt in my wounds.
And all I want is a cool drink of water.
Can you hear me, St. Cajetan?
I once knew a well so sweet.
I put my lips, my lips to the pail to drink.
But I would give it all up for some water.
You know I don't feel well.
Got the salty taste of my tears.
And all I want is some relief from this.
You know I don't feel well
Been tossed and turned on this ocean.
And all I want is this one wish.
Can you hear me, St. Cajetan?
All I want is a cool drink of water.
Can you hear me, St. Cajetan?
All I want is a cool drink of water.
Can you hear me, St. Cajetan?
All I want is a cool drink of water.
Can you hear me?
Can you hear me?
Can you hear me, St. Cajetan?
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Who performs "St. Cajetan"?
Cracker performs "St. Cajetan", and this lyric page sits inside the Cracker catalog on LyroVerse.
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