Greenwich Time
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Greenwich Time
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Home captain home
Where the flags sail high
The blood we spill is our own
Captain home
You're a salty dog
Through night and fog we row
Captain home
Our day is getting late
I see sand and sun
The wind has won
But wait
What will they say?
Though you're a shell of a man
We'll be a hell of a band someday
What will they say?
Greenwich Time
Just a little south of the grapevine
We rely on Greenwich Time
Just a little west of the train line
We rely on Greenwich Time
Stay captain stay
It won't be long
It won't be long
So stay captain stay
It won't be long
No it won't be long
So stay captain stay
Greenwich Time
Just a little south of the grapevine
We rely on Greenwich Time
The stern is yours the mast is mine
We rely on Greenwich Time
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Justin Rutledge performs "Greenwich Time", and this lyric page sits inside the Justin Rutledge catalog on LyroVerse.
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