Blessings For The Cursed

Soon we shall all be dead hurrah hurrah Soon we shall all be dead hurrah hurrah hurrah And those who dispose of our bones will hurry back to their tidy homes to talk to old friends on the phone and not feel so alone Someone will always survive hurrah hurrah Someone will always survive hurrah hurrah hurrah

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