Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Strand Of Oaks
Canonical path: /strand-of-oaks/mourning-worker
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mourning Worker
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Mourning Worker
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Have a glass of wine
For the man who takes care of us
He gets up much more early than we do
Lower your head to his wife
In condolence
Knowing she must face this alone
Please talk to us now
We’re in the shade
Please show us how
To serve
Ask him what he loves
And what he still needs
The simple and secure things
Now he’s not at his farm
Or with the children
Oh, how he loved to help and serve
Please talk to us now
We’re in the shade
Please show us how
To serve
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