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Artist: Dinosaur Feathers
Canonical path: /dinosaur-feathers/crossing-the-cannon
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Crossing The Cannon
Read Crossing The Cannon lyrics by Dinosaur Feathers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Crossing The Cannon
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Take a dive in and swim with me
Cross a line out and begin with me
Crossing the cannon,
Crossing the cannon,
Crossing the cannon you
Crossing the cannon,
Crossing the cannon,
Breaking a heart in two
Crossing the cannon,
Crossing the cannon,
What can a poor boy do?
Crossing the cannon,
Crossing the cannon,
Crossing the cannon you
Now that we've learned there's
A thousand ways to cross the cannon baby
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