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Artist: Lapko
Canonical path: /lapko/funerals-and-parties
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Funerals And Parties
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Funerals And Parties
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I want to raise a little angel
But a world like this ain't for
growing up
What a shame
I have a dream
I'll give you a name
My little angel
I couldn't say no to your
little shoes
How would it feel - a scandal
What a shame
I have a dream
I'll give you a name
My little angel
Funerals and parties
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I'll never see your failures
I'll never give you love
Neighbours are home
That's three people
I'm so alone
A scandal
What a shame
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