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Our Lady of the Vlatva Lyrics by A Hawk and a Hacksaw

Darkness at Noon

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Our Lady of the Vlatva
Sits upon the count to rest her leg
Life is everywhere
She's been meaning to tell you all the truth
All these people in their motor cars
Haven't any clue where they really are
But don't throw yourself inside the river
Think of me and let's both start it over
There won't be much swimming in that water
Think of me and let's both start together
She said, she said

About “Our Lady of the Vlatva” by A Hawk and a Hacksaw

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"Our Lady of the Vlatva" appears on "Darkness at Noon".

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