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Artist: Brodequin
Canonical path: /brodequin/tyburn-field
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tyburn Field
Read Tyburn Field lyrics by Brodequin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tyburn Field
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A voice of foul festivity hangs in the air devouring the squires of mercy
Trembling near the gibbet gathering in the shadow of the gallows a stifling
Silence overcomes the crowd as the deadman makes his first appearance on the scene
Roars of support for the king demanding revenge on the traitor death is what
They need to satisfy their hunger noose placed slowly around the throat a final
Gaze moves across the crowd
Forty thousand strong all anxious for the drop rows of corpses fill the elm
Trees where they will remain for months
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