Marissa Nadler
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Rachel

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Marissa Nadler Canonical path: /marissa-nadler/rachel Related lyric paths: 6
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Rachel

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Oh what a day to dance with you

Oh what a day to die

I held you once in the palm of my hand

And a fine old time it was

Rachel I fear your death will come

And leave me alone to die

Rachel I fear your death will come

And gone to the dogs and the dimes

The men would come to you and me

We'd freeze them like a light

The men would come to you and me

We'd freeze them like a light

Say farewell Maria dear

Your bones and teeth and skin

Say farewell Maria dear

My you've grown so thin

Oh what a day to dance with you

Oh what a day to die

I had you once in the palm of my hand

And a fine old time it was

The men would come to you and me

We'd freeze them like a light

The men would come to you and me

We'd freeze them like a light

Say farewell Maria dear

Your bones and teeth and skin

Say farewell Maria dear

My you've grown so thin!

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Marissa Nadler performs "Rachel", and this lyric page sits inside the Marissa Nadler catalog on LyroVerse.

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