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Artist: Jesus Lizard
Canonical path: /jesus-lizard/slave-ship
Related lyric paths: 6
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Slave Ship
Read Slave Ship lyrics by Jesus Lizard on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Slave Ship
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Well, fuck this rain
My finger nails have got torn off
This rain will never let up
My blistered wounds are swollen mounds
Sail
I've been
Pumped full with salt water
I filled my stomach up so full
And I filled this cubby hole so full
And I tried to cram some more
But it won't go in
I've seen my father go before
I've seen my mother go before
I've seen my sister go before
I've seen my brother go before
I've seen my true love
I've seen my daughter go before
I've seen my son go before
I've seen my friends all go before
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Jesus Lizard performs "Slave Ship", and this lyric page sits inside the Jesus Lizard catalog on LyroVerse.
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