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Hector’s Laugh Lyrics by Clayhill

Mine At Last

2006

Original sin
Seeps through the cracks in your bones
The county you're in
Is ripped from the shores to the ruins
You're getting out now
A street of your own
But you we're the first born
You were a pearl that paid the price
You were the first love
You were a face that changed our lives
You were the first dream
You were the make life and the song
You were the first born
But the light is going out in you son
A five pointed star
Hangs with a ring from the chain
The wrought iron bars
Bend with the curve of your name
Credits
Clayhill

Clayhill

About “Hector’s Laugh” by Clayhill

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"Hector’s Laugh" is credited to Clayhill. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Hector’s Laugh" appears on "Mine At Last" in 2006.

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