Lyrics:
Limbo limbo Limbo is the land of Limbo limbo Limbo is the land of Bindweed and bramble Limbo limbo Limbo is the land of Bindweed and bramble Ragwort
I saw things that may come The ragwort-eaten pavements In crumbled silent cities With roads that lead to nothing Wake up and see the carbon copy
Two labor men jaunt I've never seen anything like it It must have been ten feet tall Flattened the golden ragworts Sneering as the dogwoods fall
Ragworts and groundsels You were always counsel To our earthly elementals I mourn for the gardens Butterfly bushes are quiet The fireflies are beaming In
that pumpkin soup I was the black sheep in the bracken The ragwort by the stringybark It feels like a hundred years ago And I've kept myself out
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