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Pull up the ladder
04:30
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Pull up the ladder
There wouldn't be a problem if everyone was free.
There wouldn't be a need for this bone spur diplomacy.
But it's too late, is it too late for our humanity?
Still you're saying 'what about me?'.
There wouldn't be a problem if the medicine was free.
But they're talking back, they're talking back at me.
Is it too late? It's too late for this psychology.
Still you're saying 'what about me?'.
Is it too late? It's too late.
The fire's set free.
Is it too late? It's too late.
There's not much left to bleed.
Is it too late? It's too late.
I'm adrift, I'm at sea.
Ashore you're saying 'what about me?'.
There wouldn't be a problem if someone would notice me.
Find me a love that leaves the others in jealousy.
But it's too late, is it too late to set this heart to a harmony?
Still you're saying 'what about me?'.
Is it too late? It's too late.
The fire's set free.
Is it too late? It's too late.
There's not much left to bleed.
Is it too late? It's too late.
I'm adrift, I'm at sea.
Ashore you're saying 'what about me?'.
Pull up the ladder, well I've got mine.
Pull up the ladder, well I've got mine.
Pull up the ladder, well I've got mine.
Pull up the ladder, well I've got mine.
I've got mine.
I've got mine.
I've got mine.
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Piano in C
01:52
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The bones below
There are no words to describe the music that West Cork, Ireland, based band The bones below create. That is unless you use
words like rock, folk, blues, guitars, drums, pianos, vocals.... really thought I was on to something there at the start.
But anyways . tunes to the left there
... more
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