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Artist: Eisley
Canonical path: /eisley/many-funerals
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Many Funerals
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Many Funerals
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Bring along your tricks and trade
We will lie here, here we lay
And though this ship is out to sea
I'm content to lie peacefully
Young and agile seaside born
My parents deaths did I dear, mourn
Now in this wicked world risk I
Bold endeavors by and by
Break break down, break break down
Oh and now they have no chances
They fill the empty caskets
And leave you with your tears
And oh now we take our chances
We all will take more chances
Before our lives end too
Break break down, break break down
How could you have left us here
You had friends, had us
Goodbye
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