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Artist: Agnes Obel
Canonical path: /agnes-obel/philharmonics
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Philharmonics
Read Philharmonics lyrics by Agnes Obel on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Philharmonics
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Guess who died, last night
In grey stockings, in all might
It was no loss
The only god of mine
He fell down, just to drown
In a sea of delight
To tame champagne
And creatures of the night
As the water took him over
Filled his lungs inside out
I sold his gold
For flowers and rice
Speaking fire, he would hire
Pawns and peasants just like me
To feed upon the conquered ones
But now we are free
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Agnes Obel performs "Philharmonics", and this lyric page sits inside the Agnes Obel catalog on LyroVerse.
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