Tokyo Police Club

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Graves

Graves lyrics by Tokyo Police Club. Pack your rations, pack a watch Change of clothes and a face cloth Meet me where your mother lies We'll dig graves on both...

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Graves

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Pack your rations, pack a watch

Change of clothes and a face cloth

Meet me where your mother lies

We'll dig graves on both her sides

And lay ourselves in side

A thousand suns will set and rise

Our hair tangled up in hers

Fingernails beneath the dirt

Sharing all her blackened brains

Our blood running through her veins

Leaving as we came

Our bodies are one and the same

You're just trading me for the lump sum

You try but I'll never be a gentlemen

You're trading me for the lump sum

You try but you'll only ever treat the symptoms

Cause you're trading me for the lump sum

You try but I'll never be a gentlemen

You're trading me for the lump sum

You try but you'll only ever treat the symptoms

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