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I Paddle My Canoe
Oh, I don't like the look of the look of today
A great gray cloud is coming our way
So I move through the streets on my own
A-huffing and a-puffing and feeling so alone
O grandfather, grandfather
Will you wake up?
Will you take up these threads?
O grandmother, grandmother
I am walking on such thin ice
I wonder how you feel?
And a fire is burning in the fireplace
And the windows crackle with rain
Feels so part of my place
So I leave my sleeping ancients
And I walk down the steps
And I move to the edge of the forest
Where I lay my heaviness
Oh, where is my sweet puppy?
Oh, there you are
You're never far behind
Sometimes he seems like a little lamb
So I push off from the shore
I press my face against the watery place
I push off from the shore
My sweet dog and you
I paddle my canoe
Across the water and home to you
Way back then, way back then
My grandfather sleeping by the fire
Way back then, way back then
My grandmother dreaming of desire
Way back then, way back there
My sweet family
I will return someday
But on this gray afternoon
There's something that I must obey
So I paddle my canoe out across the bay
The end of an endless day
My puppy and me
Across the water and home to thee
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Across the water and home to thee
My puppy and me
The end of an endless day
So I paddle my canoe out across the bay
There's something that I must obey
But on this gray afternoon
I will return someday
My sweet family
Way back then, way back there
My grandmother dreaming of desire
Way back then, way back then
My grandfather sleeping by the fire
Way back then, way back then
Across the water and home to you
I paddle my canoe
My sweet dog and you
I push off from the shore
I press my face against the watery place
So I push off from the shore
Sometimes he seems like a little lamb
You're never far behind
Oh, there you are
Oh, where is my sweet puppy?
Where I lay my heaviness
And I move to the edge of the forest
And I walk down the steps
So I leave my sleeping ancients
Feels so part of my place
And the windows crackle with rain
And a fire is burning in the fireplace
I wonder how you feel?
I am walking on such thin ice
O grandmother, grandmother
Will you take up these threads?
Will you wake up?
O grandfather, grandfather
A-huffing and a-puffing and feeling so alone
So I move through the streets on my own
A great gray cloud is coming our way
Oh, I don't like the look of the look of today
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