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amo non troppo bene la mia vita, ma
la festività reale è stata fatta
mi levo in piedi nel tempo grigio freddo
mai in tutta la mia vita
fiori dei bambini
sotto la luna della raccolta
sono stancare di essere amaro e stancare di essere saggio
hanno gettato una pietra, voi hanno gettato una pietra
oscillato nella culla del profondo
senza sosta
quando venite stasera
alcuni dei hurts che avete curato
nei loro regimentals ragged
un miglio dietro

 



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