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Artist: Lisa Hannigan
Canonical path: /lisa-hannigan/funeral-suit
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Funeral Suit
Read Funeral Suit lyrics by Lisa Hannigan on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Funeral Suit
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He came by in his funeral suit
In an open hearted shade of blue
Asked me what I like to do
On a July evening
To bermondsey or to shoreditch
I said I don't know which is which
The night a thread for him to stitch
For me, the unbelieving
In the end we just stay in
And gesture with our mugs of gin
Dance around this borrowed kitchen
A stop and start dumb snow
I am a cloud filament
We advance in tender increments
Between the past and future tense
Test the weight of both
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Lisa Hannigan performs "Funeral Suit", and this lyric page sits inside the Lisa Hannigan catalog on LyroVerse.
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