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Artist: The Coral
Canonical path: /the-coral/eskimo-lament
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Eskimo Lament
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Eskimo Lament
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Rain, rain go away
Leave me here alone again
Where weary eyes and hollis tales play
Play heavy on my mind.
Rain, rain don't dismay
Come back on a better day
Where weary eyes and hollis tales
I've left them all behind.
Some say I'm a fool
And see me on a beggar's stool
But all my truths are lied
All my secrets have been told
Rain, rain go away
Come back on a better day
When all my lies are gone and
All my burdens have been sold
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