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Artist: The Bowerbirds
Canonical path: /the-bowerbirds/the-ticonderoga
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The Ticonderoga
Read The Ticonderoga lyrics by The Bowerbirds on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Ticonderoga
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Old ship, give me your hands.
Im the cape that came to crush and snag you on my sands.
Below the ocean, and from my point of view,
You were always drinking, and drunk well before noon,
And dreaming on my pillow of high tide.
But Id allow you.
Old friend, give me back my hands.
Im the crutch thats missing, and youre the crippled little lamb.
Those claws will get you; those teeth will take your life,
But you wont know whats missing.
This gift aint giving. This wolf aint worth the fight
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