Ebb And Flow
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Ebb And Flow
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Snowfall, heavy mountains
And smoke on the breeze
Wanna get back to those warm nights
Down in New Orleans
Hopped onto a freight line
Bound for Tennessee
Said he was a sailin' man
Born in Chesapeake
You can find you a hollow shelter of stone
Anytime you get low
Some things follow
Anywhere you go
Sang myself to sleep last night
Under the canopy
Where the moonlight danced
With the silhouettes of the weeping willow trees
Caroline, someday I may find my wings
Beneath your breeze
The current blows the ebb and flow
That's where I'm gonna be
You can find you a hollow shelter of stone
Anytime you get low
Some things follow
Anywhere you go
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