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Artist: Robert Pollard
Canonical path: /robert-pollard/submarine-teams
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Submarine Teams
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Submarine Teams
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Fine mussels & selected brains
The trimmings of slim victory
Over the smelly waters
Of "See a World and Eat it"
Shocked by a whaling umpires trumpet
The starter gargles
The salt brine
The stoned nations rolling eyelids
The moments of gory league highlights
Swordfish swallower
Jumbo stats
Putting up big numbers on the ocean floor
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