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Five For Fighting ~ Boat Parade


There's a crack in the hull Where the penitents used to live There's a crack in the hull Where the Penitents used to live And we can make it right if we row all night Give all that we can give There's a crack in the hull Where the penitents used to live There's a leak in the hold Where the infantry used to sleep There's a leak in the hold Where the Infantry used to sleep And we can make it right if we roll all night Baby dust off your knees There's a leak in the hold Where the infantry used to be Little monsters (on the table) Crazies here to play Little monsters in the boat parade There's a hole in the hat Where the captain kept his dreams There's a hole in the hat Where the Captain kept his dreams And we can make it right If we sail all night Better pray for a breeze There's a hole in the hat Where the captain used to be more free lyrics

There's a crack in the hull
Where the penitents used to live
There's a crack in the hull
Where the Penitents used to live
And we can make it right if we row all night
Give all that we can give
There's a crack in the hull
Where the penitents used to live

There's a leak in the hold
Where the infantry used to sleep
There's a leak in the hold
Where the Infantry used to sleep
And we can make it right if we roll all night
Baby dust off your knees
There's a leak in the hold
Where the infantry used to be

Little monsters (on the table)
Crazies here to play
Little monsters in the boat parade

There's a hole in the hat
Where the captain kept his dreams
There's a hole in the hat
Where the Captain kept his dreams
And we can make it right
If we sail all night
Better pray for a breeze
There's a hole in the hat
Where the captain used to be

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