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Artist: Ryan Adams
Canonical path: /ryan-adams/waves-crashing
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Waves Crashing
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Waves Crashing
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Goodnight boat
To your sweet powders
Nothing can stop her now
Goodbye angel
Your sweet reflection
Water that swallows me down
The waves crashing all over my body
Like a wave crashin' down
Goodnight ocean
Been swimmin' forever
Eventually you're worn out
Goodnight barroom
Dim all your lights down
Tell her she's takin' me out
Like a wave crashin'
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