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Adrift

Silence lingers above my head The man that's lost at sea; afloat And underneath are fish not fed All staring at my makeshift boat I never knew exactly how A piece of wood could feel so safe For not even the toughest bow Has saved me from this constant strafe I guess I must be grateful, then For still to live is such a gift Yet Sea has claimed the roughest men And I'm a weak one set adrift

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