Ahab

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I spent a couple months deep in the winter
My frost-bitten hands all had splinters
It was there I met my fisherman Ahab
Wasn’t sure but I took a stab

Yes I tried, but I didn’t try enough
Yes I lied, but I was trying to stop
Yes I cried, but it wasn’t that much
Yes I tried, or maybe not

It made me realize that some people hate
It made me forget what had made me
Just remember that it’s all my fault
Just remember that it’s all my fault

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from Ordinary People, released June 17, 2011

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