Boneyard
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Boneyard
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When all the lights are going out in the sky
And a teardrop falls from your sister’s eye
When the moon has fallen back into the sea
The scourge of the west has come for thee
Sea to squall, fuck you all
Your life is coming hard
Your ass is for the boneyard
Now a gentleman’s life, aye, that’s for you
And all your ladies know just what to do
But I’ve seen dragons coursing down from the sky
And I’ve seen fear in your fallow eyes
Sea to squall, fuck you all
Your life is coming hard
Your ass is for the boneyard
So come on down to the waterside
I’ll show you a world that is deep and wide
And when your star falls down into the sea
The scourge of the west has come for thee
Sea to squall, fuck you all
Your life is coming hard
Your ass is for the boneyard
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