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Love Song to the Dead

from Lost Songs by John Vouloir

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lyrics

Let’s praise our fathers
Let’s praise our brothers
Born to die
Like you and I
A song for our mothers
For a baby’s cries
Lost forever
In eternal skies
Grant me one more love song
That I’ll sing to the Dead
Oh grant me one more love song
That I’ll sing to the Dead
Let’s praise our lives
Let’s praise the time
That it gave
From cradle to grave
As life is moments
That are forks in the road
It’s your will
Against the nil
Grant me one more love song
That I’ll sing to the Dead
A new hymn for the new man under a lone sun
Grant me one more love song that I’ll sing to the Dead

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from Lost Songs, released December 8, 2013

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