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Artist: Benjamin Clementine
Canonical path: /benjamin-clementine/farewell-sonata
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Farewell Sonata
Read Farewell Sonata lyrics by Benjamin Clementine on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Farewell Sonata
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C'est la vie
Standing here and mingling with
Birds that cannot fly and
Fishes that cannot swim and
Black and white and man and
What anomaly?
What anomaly?
What anomaly?
What anomaly?
Farewell
(Farewell alien)
(Farewell alien)
(Farewell)
Oh, farewell
(Farewell alien)
Farewell alien
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