| Ocean prime with the Caesar salad but the dressin' Italian
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| Had to break out the real scales, took a day to count it (Uh-huh)
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| Plug out in St. Thomas, from the Virgin to the Cayman Islands
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| This yacht life is a blessin', flip-flops and my Nautica sweats
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| Got your bitch on her knees swabbin' the deck
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| Oyster Perpets, flood the yacht with baguettes
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| Submariner, what a sea-dweller, this is not a Patek
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| Pack got sent from overseas with a postcard
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| Drownin' in sin, life’s a beach, need a coast guard
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| Great Lakes to the coast, activate the alarm
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| Now we dockin' the boat, big rope with the anchor charms
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| Simply straight return, three-thousand miles away from home
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| Middle of the ocean, had to cut the navigation on
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| Nautica Competition accomplished on my windbreakers
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| Settin' sail, takin' Dramamine, I get seasick
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| Papa was a ladies' man, Popeye was a sailor man
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| Jewelry clearly Canadian, diamonds water, aquarium
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| Fish scale professional, we got that oil sheen, yeah
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| On the river tryna water wing me up a stingray
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| We got the same guns the Navy got, why panic?
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| Why these loose lips sinkin' ships like the Titanic?
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| On a deserted island, plug tried to leave me stranded
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| I can’t understand his Inglés, he can’t understand my Spanish
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| Big fish in a small pond full of guppies
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| Like The Bermuda Triangle I can make you vanish
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| Burnin' exotic coral reefer with all my blooders
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| The chain a treasure chest, but my piece hit like watercolors
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| They don’t wanna see you die |