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Alkaline Trio ~ Donner Party


So it began this way, i can't recall how it got started So it began this way, I don't recall a thing And all in all I guess it's for the better if you don't remember anything Sit and Sing There was a time when everything we did seemed second nature There was a time when everything we did seemed free And all in all I guess its for the better if you dont remember anything Sit and Sing [Chorus] And I wanted you to know it was you that we were thinking of as we quietly died in the snow A place we'll never leave A place we never wanna call home A place we'll call the final resting place in pieces So it began this way, i don't recall how we got started So we end this way, no trace of us in spring And all in all i guess its for the better if you just can't feel a fucking thing Fall Asleep [Chorus] [Bridge] [Chorus] thats it more free lyrics

So it began this way, i can't recall how it got started
So it began this way, I don't recall a thing
And all in all I guess it's for the better if you don't remember anything
Sit and Sing
There was a time when everything we did seemed second nature
There was a time when everything we did seemed free
And all in all I guess its for the better if you dont remember anything
Sit and Sing

[Chorus]
And I wanted you to know it was you
that we were thinking of as we quietly died in the snow
A place we'll never leave
A place we never wanna call home
A place we'll call the final resting place in pieces

So it began this way, i don't recall how we got started
So we end this way, no trace of us in spring
And all in all i guess its for the better if you just can't feel a fucking thing
Fall Asleep

[Chorus]

[Bridge]

[Chorus]

thats it

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