Everything Ends In Spring
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Everything Ends In Spring
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oh my mother
and my brother
so on paper
saved for later
oh my brilli-
ant companion
is for certain
gone forever
so lead me down the
garden path
and take all of
what I have to give
'cause everyone dies in april
and everything ends in spring
oh my lover
and my other
oh my labor
all in hindsight
now my lonely
is my only
and it's forever
gone forever
so lead me down the
garden path
this is all now
that i have to give
'cause everything dies in april
and everything ends in spring
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