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Artist: Rasputina
Canonical path: /rasputina/yellow-fever
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Yellow Fever
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Yellow Fever
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It was a deadly yellow fever epidemic
At first only a few where sick and then it
Started raging bad,
It was the wort this town has had
It was the summer of 1853
Only my dear old dad and me
Escaped alive
Escaped unscathed
Summer of 1853
the river reeked of mortality
Summer of 1853
the river reeked of mortality
It was a deadly yellow fever epidemic
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