Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Weezer
Canonical path: /weezer/seafaring-jamb
Related lyric paths: 6
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Seafaring Jamb
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Seafaring Jamb
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Everybody, don't make me laugh
cuz it's not so insane
In the morning it comes to pass
and there's no one to blameI'll tell you
my weaknessAnd if you knew the things i say
then you'd have to believe
in the spirits above the sand
and the man in the treeI'll tell you
my weaknessIf you like it there
I'll be most everywhere
tell me to stay
leave me to stayI'll tell you
my weaknessIf you like it there
I'll be most everywhere
tell me to stay
leave me to stay
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