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Artist: Agalloch
Canonical path: /agalloch/the-hawthorne-passage
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The Hawthorne Passage
Read The Hawthorne Passage lyrics by Agalloch on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Hawthorne Passage
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[Antonius Block] Ven är du?
[Death] Jag är död
[Lis]
Yo moriré, y nadie se acordará de mí
De mí
[Fando]
Sí Lis, yo me acordaré de ti
E iré a verte al cementerio con una flor y un perro.
Y en tu funeral cantaré, en voz baja
¡Qué bonito es un entierro!
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