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Artist: Wckr Spgt
Canonical path: /wckr-spgt/elegant-dirt-part-ii
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Elegant Dirt Part II
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Elegant Dirt Part II
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The dirt is soft, the air is clean.
the lawn is growing nice and green.
The ditch is undetectable.
No one can see my memory placed in a hole.
If I need to remember again,
I've got my plough and nothing more.
Instead, I'll plant a hedge nearby.
Something to take root and grow.
But with my luck, it'll probably die
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