Pale Horses
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Pale Horses
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Hummmmmmmm
Hummmmmmmm
Put me on the train
Send me back to my home
Coudn't live without you
when I tried to roam
Put me by the window
Let me see outside
Look at all the places
where all my family died
where all my family died
where all my family died
where all my family died
Leave me by the churchyard
Leave me on my own
Some will come and take me,
back to my old home
Put me by the window
Let me see outside
Look at all the places
where all my family died
where all my family died
where all my family died
where all my family died
Hummmmmmmm
Hummmmmmmm
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh (4x)
Put me on the train
Send me back to my home (6x)
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