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Artist: Mirah
Canonical path: /mirah/tumwater-falls
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Tumwater Falls
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Tumwater Falls
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Take me to the waterfall
Let me walk along the wall
Nice day for a picnic basket
Hope my shoes have got good traction
Water makes a scary sound
It wants to pull me, push me down
I better get used to it though
The tide is high the tides is low
I look through my fingers
And it's easy to believe
That the water that is falling
Really wants to swallow me
It's a nice day at tumwater falls
If it's not the water then it's nothing at all
It's a nice day at tumwater falls
If it's not the water then it's nothing at all
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