The Last Diamond
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The Last Diamond
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I'd like to sing a song of hope and revelation
Of the joy and the mirth of our situation
But the seas have all blown dry
The stars have fallen from the sky
The seas have all blown dry
And the stars are stolen from the sky
And we've pulled
the last diamond from the mine
Yeah, we've pulled
the last diamond from the mine
Dig deeper into the mountain
We're going deeper into the mountain
We march and we sing
And we don't smell a thing
But the fish it stinks from the head
Are we the walking dead?
'cause we've pulled
the last diamond from the mine
Yeah, we've pulled
the last diamond from the mine
Dig deeper into the mountain
We're going deeper into the mountain
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