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Artist: The Prayer Chain
Canonical path: /the-prayer-chain/waterdogs
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Waterdogs
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Waterdogs
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All the pressure
of the Huron Lake
all the waterdogs
turnin' the crank
pulling me under
ever did I feel the need
for something more
ever did I feel the nned
All the fissure
of Payne's Bay
all the sounds
of nowadays
turning into a twister
All the angels of hopelessness
all the angels of loving kindness
all rise from the sad
ever did I need to see
the face of God
ever did I feel the need
to see the face of something pure
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