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Artist: Marc Almond
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Two Sailors On The Beach
Read Two Sailors On The Beach lyrics by Marc Almond on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Two Sailors On The Beach
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He wears in his heart
A fish from the China Sea
At times one sees it crossing
Diminished in his eyes
Being sea man he forgets
Bars and oranges
He looks at the water
He had a soapy tongue
He washed his hands and was still
Level world hilly sea
A hundred stars and his ship
He saw the balconies of the pope
And the golden breasts of the Cuban girls
He looks at the water
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