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Artist: Joy Electric
Canonical path: /joy-electric/blueberry-boats-and-pink-elephants
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Blueberry Boats (and Pink Elephants)
Read Blueberry Boats (and Pink Elephants) lyrics by Joy Electric on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Blueberry Boats (and Pink Elephants)
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As sure as the morning comes
Your head hurts, but I'm the sick one?
Slow down you might say something harmful
For me to feed on
Blueberry boats, I dream of blueberry boats
But you just see pink elephants
I dream of blueberry boats
Boy, take the hatchet from the devil
And bury it good
You've lived your life drunken with laughter
Now what good are you?
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