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Naiad

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Long Voyage Back Canonical path: /long-voyage-back/naiad Related lyric paths: 6
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Naiad

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They took out the fear transistor from inside her brain. They felt that that was what was driving her insane. With gills behind her neck and fins behind her knees with hydro sucking lips she'll rule the, she'll rule the seven seas.

So she came ashore what for. Adonis don't swim if he agreed to see between the reeds I'm sure she'd let him in - is her tail the scale of justice a soul swimmer divine the need for seed a seed thats soaked in brine.

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