Sailors Blue
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Sailors Blue
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I saw the lion on the elephant's back
(Crawling forever)
I heard your name in a book
Saw your face in a map
And now I hear your name every where I go
But I'm the quiet, polar, quiet, bear
Making blankets for the dead
And after you make up with the ghost
Do stop the blood running from your nose
And the snow is falling hard down
On this old window
I thought that summer was near
But what do I know?
The taste on your lips
The lead in your eyelids
The sea under the boat
My hands in your raincoat
When I shoot this rock
But get the sailor's blues in a maze
(Try again)
I think I'll sleep in this ghost town
For a while if you don't mind
(Go unpack your bag)
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