Dry Dock
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Dry Dock
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If you know what you want I tell ya you can get it 'round here
You better jet jam and ramble before it all disappears
We've been hardwired
Down here on dry dock
Shining chromide
Down here on dry dock
Now we're down in the diamond mine digging in the earth
Can't you understand that I don't know what it's worth
Sweating in the summer in the tree snake rain
Taking lots of medicine to appease the pain
Hardwalk shining
Down here at dry dock
We've been hardwired
Down here on dry dock
If you don't fly that high you know you're gonna live with fear
There's always gonna be a jerk ready with a gun or a spear
We've been hardwired
Down here on dry dock
Shining chromide
Down here on dry dock
Snow flies, hold tight
Down here on dry dock
Crazy, deep fried
Down here on dry dock
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Steve Kilbey performs "Dry Dock", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Kilbey catalog on LyroVerse.
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