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The Pink Ferry
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We'll sail on the ferry someday
There's nothing on the other side but a few pubs
But that's sounds nice
We'll sail on the ferry someday
We'll see our friends again one day
It's been one whole year of hell but we'll all hug and cheer as well and yes
We'll see our friends again one day
But I've been having a hard time
Lows as low as the blackest nights
Holding you and squeezing tight
But I can see that tunnel light
I'll know my place in all this someday
We met at the end of the world but somehow started a new one, well
I'll know my place in all this someday
Autumn leaves on lazy Sundays
We'll lay in bed til 3 but all that tiime stand still for me, we'll see the
The autumn leaves on lazy Sundays
But I've been having a hard time
Lows as low as the blackest nights
Holding you and squeezing tight
But I can see that tunnel light
We'll sail on the ferry someday
There's nothing on the other side but a few pubs
But that's sounds nice
We'll sail on the ferry someday
We'll see our friends again one day
It's been one whole year of hell but we'll all hug and cheer again as well
We'll see our friends again one day
We'll sail on the ferry someday
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