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Everyone's got a story
Too sordid to tell.
Drifting down esplanades,
Summer monsoon swells.

He believes in the afterlife,
Angels ring in his head.
An eldest frame and a Lenin suit,
Angels fly in his head.

We were gone in the afternoon,
He left a note on the door.
Yellow fever burial ground,
Salvation, your reward.

Make the stone encourage him,
He speaks not what is right.
Without hope or family,
A solemn way to die.
Everyone's got a story   Too sordid to tell.   Drifting down esplanades,   Summer monsoon swells.      He believes in the afterlife,   Angels ring in his head.   An eldest frame and a Lenin suit,   Angels fly in his head.      We were gone in the afternoon,   He left a note on the door.   Yellow fever burial ground,   Salvation, your reward.      Make the stone encourage him,   He speaks not what is right.   Without hope or family,   A solemn way to die.