Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Frances Black
Canonical path: /frances-black/marthas-harbour
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Martha’s Harbour
Read Martha’s Harbour lyrics by Frances Black on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Martha’s Harbour
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I sit by the harbour
The sea calls to me
I hide in the water
But I need to breathe
Refrão
You are an ocean wave, my love
Crashing at the bow
I am a galley slave my love
If only I could find out
The way to sail you
Maybe I'll just stow away
I've been run aground
So sad for a sailor
I felt safe and sound
But needed the danger
Refrão 2x
Stow away ...
Stow away ...
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