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Digging The Grave was the first single off of King For A Day. Although the song displays a raucous angry side to the album, the lyrics seem personal and almost vulnerable. The song is about a failed relationship that ultimately enlightens the narrator (Mike Patton) to a better understanding of their self and what they want as a person. ...


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Digging John F. Kennedy's Grave Was An Honor: November 1963 (1044 words)
She came out from under the north portico of the White House and slowly followed the body of her husband, which was in a flag-covered coffin that was strapped with two fl leather belts to a fl caisson that had polished brass axles.
She is the mother of two fatherless children and she was walking into the history of this country because she was showing everybody who felt old and helpless and without hope that she had this terrible strength that everybody needed so badly.
He was over behind the hill, digging graves for $3.01 an hour in another section of the cemetery.
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