Everything is Gone
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Everything is Gone
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Boards on all the window
Main street's closed down
All the trees are empty
Everything is gone
Everything is gone
Everything is gone
Something terrible happened
Everything is gone
The dam is cracked and crumbling
The cars are rotted brown
The sheep, they have no shepherd
Everything is gone
Everything is gone
Everything is gone
Something terrible happened
Everything is gone
No more endless worry
No more snake-tongued friends
All of us are poor now
We're finally at the end
Everything is gone
Everything is gone
Something terrible happened
Everything is gone
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