Dirt Doesn't Travel
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Dirt Doesn't Travel
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Under the new born tree, oh
We left your body in a box
I'll pray for your ghost to haunt this home
And keep us warm
I hope you finally found your way
Don't you worry
Death will keep you company
I've been worried for you
Above the ancient room
Your body turns to soil without a fight
And I can finally hear your ghost tonight
But what's the point
I hope you're too ashamed to speak
Don't you worry
Death will keep you company
I've been worried for you
Speak to me
I will set you free
I will celebrate
A different side of me
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