Salina
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Salina
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Slow water flow,
morning glow,
on the long drop to SalinaFeel the rapids grow,
and the muddy water flowIt's a warm and lazy lady that's gonna carry me awayI'm gonna ride her to Durango,
gonna feel her like a tangoWarm and juicy like a mangoSlow water flowCraving,
it's an itching in your bones,
calling sailingBlue water glow,
rising slow on the big swell off ValparaisoFeel the trade wind blow with the mainsail taut as a bowIt's a craving for horizon that's gonna carry us awayWe're gonna ride it to DurangoGonna feel it like an tangoWarm and juicy like a mangoIt's a craving for horizon that's gonna carry us away
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