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New Rubbers

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Psapp Canonical path: /psapp/new-rubbers Related lyric paths: 6
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New Rubbers

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Come now, come and mourn me

It's so easy

Now I'm gone

My old bones are growing new bones

All the moments

That you send

I say that I don't need you

Don't come and tell you

What I should

And I'll break all our babies

Before they happen

Before they would

Do not fret 'cos I won't come back

I know my place

And it's not here

Come now, come and mourn me

It's so easy

Now I'm gone

Will I do?

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