Land Ho!
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Land Ho!
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I wish i was a sailor, sailor
Kiss my salty lips, remember
All the times you shouted "land ho!"
See the shore line approaching, ho
I see all the ships in the sea
All the ships in the sea
All the ships in the sea
What is it that sailors drink
So the ocean doesn't scare them?
I'll pound a few and then wait for you
In my big tall ship
I wish i was a sailor, sailor
Kiss my salty lips, remember
All the times you said hello
All the times you said let's go
I see all the fish in the sea
All the fish in the sea
All the fish in the sea
What is it that sailors drink
So the ocean doesn't scare them?
I'll pound with you and wait for you
In my big tall ship
What is it that sailors drink
So the ocean doesn't scare them?
I'll pound with you and wait for you
In my big tall ship
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Mirah performs "Land Ho!", and this lyric page sits inside the Mirah catalog on LyroVerse.
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