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Artist: Peace Burial at Sea
Canonical path: /peace-burial-at-sea/somnambulance
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Somnambulance
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Somnambulance
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Years from now
Past the fall of the west
His head was sore
And his eyes rolled back in his head
(All around was a lake)
Clouds of ash drifting past
His lungs they cracked
He saw the souls of his friends rising up
Hug me ‘til you drug me honey
Kiss me ‘til I'm comatose
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