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Artist: Jim O'Rourke
Canonical path: /jim-orourke/ghost-ship-in-a-storm
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ghost Ship In a Storm
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Ghost Ship In a Storm
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Nothing makes me want to disappear
As when someone opens their mouth
It's just my luck
I get hit by a car
While carrying a cake
Dripping cherries
Onto pavement
Bride and groom on my face
I'm not there like a ghost ship in a storm
It only figures
That I'd ride my bike
Into wet cement
And as I'm sinkin'
The last thing that I think
Is did I pay my rent
I ride through like a ghost ship in a storm
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