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Washed Ashore (Intro)
03:42
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If I were a vessel, then you would be my captain
You’d steer us to a storm just to see what would happen
And the splinters of wood at the bottom of the sea
Would be the only thing that you had left to remember me
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Fallin' (Outro)
04:02
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Ballad of the Woebegone Citizen Nashville, Tennessee
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