In My Grave
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In My Grave
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Hollow body bones and shoes
You can never get back what you lose
When will I stop crying
When will I stop crying
Oh my dear, I know too well
When I am in my grave
When I am in my grave
When I'm in my grave
That will be the day
Happiness, you're so untrue
I can't stand the sight of you
When will I stop lying
When will I stop lying
Oh my dear, I know too well
When I am in my grave
When I am in my grave
When I'm in my grave
That will be the day
Put a stone where no one knows
Dress me in my sunday clothes
There'll be no more talk of the holy
There will be silence only
I cannot wait for the day
When I am in my grave
When I am in my grave
When I'm in my grave
That will be the day
That will be the day
That's gonna be the day
That will be the day
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