47 Crosses
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47 Crosses
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Thank you for this parking
Lot with the strikers lay it down
Covered in a blanket of frost
In this bedroom of stars
We'll pass out on the ground and dream about
The way its gonna end
I cant wait for everything to end
Meet me down at the end
Of the line where highway concrete
Crumbles in to dust
We'll clean our machines
With rain and oil away the rust
We'll map our way again
And drive it blind until the end
I cant wait for everything to end
There’s only one way outta here
Keep following the voice
Count the crosses as we pass
And remember that we never had a choice
There’s only one way outta here
Drive it till we're through
I counted 47 but tonight we're gonna make it 52
Sit down and join us and share our graveyard stew
Feast upon the famine cooked by the abandoned
We'll raise a toast of sin and drink it drink it drink it
Till we cant remember the end
I cant wait for everything to end
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