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Murray M. Buryem

from TPHC​-​EP by Covidjits

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The obligatory sad song.

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Murray M Buryem strap on the noose and let's go
This just might be your last chance to ride in a nice limousine
Murray, adrenaline might keep you fine until 3
But the lines'll get blurry so, Murray, forget the Clozapine

I won't even pretend to know what you're going through
I won't even suggest I know your pain
I can't even predict this will go well, oh well

Fire the prodigal son into the sun
Push out the nautical flow and let him go
Eulogize, romanticize this one time
Maybe the darkness will get brighter sometimes
Maybe there's heaven and that's where he jams now

Murray M Buryem don't get me wrong, this is shit
I can't even imagine the depths of this horrible pit
Easier said than done, I've never lost a son
It's so fucking trite for me to say "get over it"

By the hairs upon my chin, they're going grey
We will all remember him
But now it's time to say arrivederci, sayonara
Onwards and upwards 'til tomorra

Hate me if that makes it easier
Fuck me if that makes you smile
Punch me if that means you can live again
Fare thee well after a while

(Miss you, S).

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from TPHC​-​EP, released June 9, 2020

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