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Artist: Songs:Ohia
Canonical path: /songsohia/ours-the-armada
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ours The Armada
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Ours The Armada
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two ships ride close, too close
and she's going to her last long home
to see her now plainly and
i should know her among the thousand and one
none have thee better
although knowing half the battles
and the path of the lantern
oh, the bells ringing their full breath alarm
my own one waiting
till winter denies me my sails(x2)
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