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Artist: Free Nationals
Canonical path: /free-nationals/obituaries
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Obituaries
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Obituaries
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We are the children and one father
Provided for by his care
Breast of one mother
And when you separate the world
Remember the relation that bonded thee
To love and unity
And prefer not a stranger
Before thy own love
If our brothers in adversity
Assist them
If our sister in trouble
Forsake her not
So shall the fortunes of thy father
Attribute to the support of us always
In his care we continue to evolve
In your love to each other
Live and direct from the ethers
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