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Artist: Tim Buckley
Canonical path: /tim-buckley-musicas/dolphins
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dolphins
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Dolphins
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Sometimes I think about Saturday's child
And all about the times when we were running wild
I've been out searching for the dolphins in the sea
Ah, but sometimes I wonder, do you ever think of me
This old world will never change the way it's been
And all the ways of war won't change it back again
I've been out searchin' for the dolphin in the sea
Ah, but sometimes I wonder, do you ever think of me
This old world will never change
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