Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Parva
Canonical path: /parva/country-in-c
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Country In C
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Country In C
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I live in a country in the sea
No one's got a plan to leave
Keep my face in a jar by the door
Keep my brains in a jar by the fire
Keep my brains in a jar by the fire
I live in a time of holy war
No one goes there anymore
Keep my teeth in a glass by the bed
Keep my head in the place of the dead
Keep my head in the place of the dead
What are you going to do when the bubble bursts?
I'd rather be alone upon the sea
Shipwrecked, alone to see in the next century
What are you going to do when the bubble bursts?
What are you going to do... when the bubble bursts?
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