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Artist: Tim Easton
Canonical path: /tim-easton/one-last-question
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One Last Question
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One Last Question
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Well there's one last question that I must ask of you
Well there's one last question that I must ask of you
Only one little question that I must ask of you
Did you want me to wait around until your boots give out from all that walking over me
Your heart's like a engine, lies like a cage
Gimme two huge eyes and a turnstile engine heart
Were you born to bring me down
No I will never hear those wedding bells
Said I will never hear those wedding bells
I think I will never hear those god damn wedding bells
'Cause your soldier boy is underground
Have you ever heard that coffin sound
Well have you ever heard it, that coffin make that sound
Then you will know, then you will know
Then you will know that your soldier boy
He's dead and he is gone
Said he's dead, dead and long long gone
Dead and gone, dead and gone, dead and gone
Yeah he's dead and gone
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