Roger Daltrey
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Funerailles

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Roger Daltrey Canonical path: /roger-daltrey/funerailles Related lyric paths: 6
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Funerailles

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Life is pain, pain is lost

Life is pain, pain is lost

Lost is mine for living wild

The innocent are dying

They were pure as pure as love

Ooh they were pure as pure as love

But now they're crushed before the weight of man's desire for self

Destruction.

War is waste and waste is guilt

War is waste and waste is guilt

Guilt is mine for watching while my countrymen are dying

My man is dead, my love's destroyed

My man is dead, old man music lives, HE LIVES.

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Roger Daltrey performs "Funerailles", and this lyric page sits inside the Roger Daltrey catalog on LyroVerse.

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