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Artist: Fruit Bats
Canonical path: /fruit-bats/a-dodo-egg
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A Dodo Egg
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A Dodo Egg
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Write your name on the shell of a dodo egg.
In the horse latitudes in the deep blue dregs.
Just remember that you're married to the sea.
Throw your harpoons to the wind crying "mutiny!"
Write the name of your true love on a moa's beak.
Poke a hole in the hull and let the bottom leak.
Just remember that you're married to the sea.
Throw your harpoons to the wind crying "mutiny!"
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