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Artist: Miho Hatori
Canonical path: /miho-hatori/barracuda
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Barracuda
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Barracuda
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I saw the tigers of the ocean
They come to me
'Cuz they can see my fear
Losing your love is without sunshine
I'd rather burn my heart on the beach
I had a dream of Barracuda
'when I lost a line of water
my soul starts to draw an oblique line
it takes me to the land of Orion
in the clouds of methane'
Don't bite me now with your teeth of fear
I'm searching
What I want is pleasure
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Miho Hatori performs "Barracuda", and this lyric page sits inside the Miho Hatori catalog on LyroVerse.
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