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Cape Fear

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Rosebuds Canonical path: /the-rosebuds/cape-fear Related lyric paths: 6
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Cape Fear

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As I remember, I had one eye for a head

Making up my third-degree-burn bed

There's a baby catfish to be fed

But I turned him loose instead

Shaky shaky shaky shaky

Holler at me, give me updates

Heard another catfish ate a man

They got a search team going in

Shaky shaky shake all right

At the first lock of the old Cape Fear

At the first lock of the old Cape Fear

At the old Cape Fear all right

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