| Do not surround me with wreathes of flowers
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| Nor place upon my body the signs of a fetish
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| Nor crescent, cross, phallus or sun
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| But bury me in an apple orchard
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| That I might touch your lips again
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| Bury me in an apple orchard
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| That I might touch your lips again
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| Look at me when you glance
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| At the spring apple flower
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| Speak of me into a breeze
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| Blowing over your fingers
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| Taste of me when your lips taste the froth
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| Foaming out of the apple meat
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| Do not surround me with wreathes of flowers
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| Nor place upon my body the signs of a fetish
|
| Nor crescent, cross, phallus or sun
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| But bury me in an apple orchard
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| That I might touch your lips again
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| Bury me in an apple orchard
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| That I might touch your lips again |