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Artist: The Tiger Lillies
Canonical path: /the-tiger-lillies/pretty-soon
Related lyric paths: 6
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Pretty Soon
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Pretty Soon
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Pretty soon, it will be you judgement day
Pretty soon, you will be in decay
Pretty soon, on a marble slab you'll lie
Hope some-ones with you when you die
Pretty soon, you body will be in pain
Every muscle and sinew will burn like a flame
Pretty soon, in fear you will cry
Hope some-ones with you when you die
Pretty soon, maggots eat your flesh
Pretty soon, old and rotting where once you were fresh
Pretty soon, your flesh putrefies
Just hope some-ones with you when you die
Pretty soon
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