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Fake Your Own Death
02:14
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Fake your own death
its better than paying the rent
build yourself a house in the forest
and live in it
fake your own death
its better than having a job
you can hunt for food and forage in the forest
have anything that you want
if you fake your own death
fake your own death
fake your own death
its better than getting the bus into town
and hanging around with your friends
they're not really your friends they just pretend
they want someone to spend
their boredom with
their boredom with
you've got to get out
you've got to get out
you've got to get out out get out get out
you've got to...
fake your own death
its better than paying the rent
you can build yourself a house out of leaves
in the branches of the trees
and all the trees will be your new friends
they'll be your new friends
if you fake your own
fake your own
fake your own death
fake your own death
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sun settles in the west and the dead man lies
in his faded splendour do you think of me sometimes
I know it might still your heart
to hear just one part of his tale
you know he could never make it right
the night hangs so heavy on my soul
look to the phosphorous road with your wandering eye
call into the following breeze will you think of me sometimes
dead man rises from his ashes on the crematorium floor
to pour a last libation before
the kind earth slips from sight
and still the night just hangs so heavy on my soul
the night hangs so heavy on my soul (that was the story)
the night hands so heavy on my soul
that was the story he told
grown old well you're still a child
talking to the sky
do you think of me sometimes
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