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Shore Duty

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Mike Watt Canonical path: /mike-watt/shore-duty Related lyric paths: 6
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Shore Duty

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The unforgiving sea

Tore you from me

Left me here pullin' shore duty

Your body gone

But your spirit bird's still sailing on

Shore duty

Sure, I'm a lucky man

But how I miss you, man

All alone and pulling shore duty

Seems there's always more duty

Maybe that's the beauty

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