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Beck ~ Rowboat


Rowboat Row me to the shore She don't Wanna be my friend no more She dug a hole In the bottom of my soul She don't Wanna be my friend no more Pick me up Give me some food to eat In your truck Goin' no place I'll be home Talkin' to nobody You'll be strange You'll be far away Big fat moon And my body's out of tune With the burnin' waves She's a billion years away Dogfood on the floor And i've been like this before She is all And everything else is small Pick me up Give me some alcohol In your truck Playin' the radio I'll be home With the gasoline You'll be stoned You'll be far away Rowboat Row me to the shore She don't Wanna be my friend no more She dug a hole In the bottom of my soul She is all And everything else is small more free lyrics

Rowboat
Row me to the shore
She don't
Wanna be my friend no more
She dug a hole
In the bottom of my soul
She don't
Wanna be my friend no more

Pick me up
Give me some food to eat
In your truck
Goin' no place
I'll be home
Talkin' to nobody
You'll be strange
You'll be far away

Big fat moon
And my body's out of tune
With the burnin' waves
She's a billion years away
Dogfood on the floor
And i've been like this before
She is all
And everything else is small

Pick me up
Give me some alcohol
In your truck
Playin' the radio
I'll be home
With the gasoline
You'll be stoned
You'll be far away

Rowboat
Row me to the shore
She don't
Wanna be my friend no more
She dug a hole
In the bottom of my soul
She is all
And everything else is small

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