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Everyone Is Dead
03:24
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Everyone is Dead
Everyone is Dead
With no one to replace them
Every living soul
Even outer space men
Everyone is Dead
Animals are thriving
Trees and plants aliving at the news
And the era is over
Of the human age
And my first reaction
Addition by subtraction
My final reflection
We were a deadly infection
Everyone is dead
The virus is defeated
Every living soul
It’s what the planet needed
Everyone is dead
The jungles are returning
The forests have stopped burning
Since we’re gone
Everyone, Everyone, Everyone!
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Everyone Is Dead (live)
03:43
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Everyone is Dead
Everyone is Dead
With no one to replace them
Every living soul
Even outer space men
Everyone is Dead
Animals are thriving
Trees and plants aliving at the news
And the era is over
Of the human age
And my first reaction
Addition by subtraction
My final reflection
We were a deadly infection
Everyone is dead
The virus is defeated
Every living soul
It’s what the planet needed
Everyone is dead
The jungles are returning
The forests have stopped burning
Since we’re gone
Everyone, Everyone, Everyone!
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The Blusterfields North Carolina
Four lads of deep pedigree playing rock and roll music with a pop pulse. Driving, upbeat rock for swilling libations, driving, stage diving and more. Clever but not too much.
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