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Artist: South Park
Canonical path: /south-park/sea-people-and-me
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Sea People and Me
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sea People and Me
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Look at me, living free,
Free and clean amongst the Sea People.
We look for pirates and search for gold.
Life is an adventure with the Sea People.
They don't ever conplain, they don't call me fat.
They don't make me do homework or nothin' like that.
This is the way life was meant to be.
Laughing and singing, sea people and me.
Sea people and me, you guys...
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