Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Björk
Canonical path: /bjork/next-to-the-last-song
Related lyric paths: 6
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Next To The Last Song
Read Next To The Last Song lyrics by Björk on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Next To The Last Song
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Dear Gene, of course you are here
And now there's nothing to fear
Oooh, I should have known
Oooh, I was never alone
This isn't the last song
There is no violin
The choir is so quiet
And no one takes a spin
This is the next to last song
And that's all, all
Remember what I have said
Remember, wrap up the bread
Do this, do that, make your bed
This isn't the last song
There is no violin
The choir is quiet
And no one takes a spin
This is the next to last song
And that's all ...
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