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Artist: This Heat
Canonical path: /this-heat/cenotaph
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Cenotaph
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Cenotaph
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history repeats itself
remembrance sunday,
a war to end all wars.
and the war that came after that,
to keep freedom's flag flying
lest we forget
the glorious dead,
poppy day, remember poppies are red
and the fields are full of poppies
history repeats itself
and when the lights go on again
all over the world,
and when the boys come home again,
all over the world
rain and snow will be all that fall,
from out of the sky
a kiss won't mean goodbye,
when johnny comes marching home
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