Long Boat Pass
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Long Boat Pass
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Darling you know I love you, I love you,
I'll stay if you ask me to
We spent the night at long boat key
It drained the confidence out of me
The littered shoals wait to ensnare
Oh, sailor you had better beware
Darling you know I love you, I love you,
I'll stay if you ask me to
Standing there looking so sweet, you
Tell me that I'm braver than I think
The steep waves breaking the only sound
Reminding me we're not aground
You know that I will never forget
The days we spent anchored at
Long Boat Pass, Long Boat Pass
Let me through is all I ask
Please let me through
We must return to sea
We must make do
Though the waves crash mercilessly
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Tennis performs "Long Boat Pass", and this lyric page sits inside the Tennis catalog on LyroVerse.
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