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Artist: Rogue Wave
Canonical path: /rogue-wave/seasick-on-land
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Seasick On Land
Read Seasick On Land lyrics by Rogue Wave on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Seasick On Land
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The final phase
a walk on hayes
a punchbowl argument
the swallowed flames
the drunken dames
that looked like helium
i need this now
just like you told me not to
i breed this now
just get me off of the boat for a little while
the war it came
with fifty men
that stretched out over their graves
declared a war
and killed some more
and killed some more again
i need this now
just like you told me not to
i breed this now
just get you off of my back for a little while
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