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Artist: Jason Molina
Canonical path: /jason-molina/in-the-human-world
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In the Human World
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In the Human World
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Mountain of the dead
Are you listening?
You're gonna lose so much
If the lightning's going by
You've already lost so much
If the moon has gone by
All the good things
Are asleep in the human world
It's made more room
For the dark to walk around
My heart is sick and I didn't make it out
Speak to all my friends
Whose names I don't remember now
You're gonna lose a lot
You'll get used to it somehow
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