Mutiny
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Mutiny
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And the Blue bird over my head
is waiting for the sea to dry
And the farmer standing on the bridge
is hoping that the fish will fly
And the boat on the bay
is waiting for the clouds to cry
Mutiny
On Sailboat Bay
Mutiny
So far away
And the cannibals are waiting on the edge
to eat the meat that they can smell
And the monkeys standing in line
can do the two-step very well
On the gang plank one at a time
A story for the waves to tell:about
Mutiny
On Sailboat Bay
Mutiny
So far away
With the ice man cooling in the wind
the coastline can't be very far
With the shore man rowing behind
We'll find our way beneath the stars
But the captain sat there and grinned
and he set the sail for Shangrila
Mutiny
On Sailboat Bay
Mutiny
So far away
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Crosby & Nash performs "Mutiny", and this lyric page sits inside the Crosby & Nash catalog on LyroVerse.
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