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Artist: Chris Whitley
Canonical path: /chris-whitley/days-of-obligation
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Days Of Obligation
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Days Of Obligation
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Them days of obligation
Them days of coming home
If I stray in assimilation
I'll pray I don't pass it on
Don't pass it on
Thirty million years of water
I did pass up across your tongue
I was drunk on annihilation
But I'll pray I don't pass it on
Pass it on
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