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Artist: The Dead Weather
Canonical path: /the-dead-weather/will-there-be-enough-water
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Will There Be Enough Water?
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Will There Be Enough Water?
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Will there be enough water,
When my ship comes in?
And when I set sail,
Will there be enough wind?
Just because you caught me,
Does that make it a sin?
Cool water
And the cool wind
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