Eugène Delacroix — Orphan Girl at the Cemetery (Jeune orpheline au cimetière)
1823–1824 · Public domain
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Baby, oh baby, where have you gone Baby, you're much too young to be moving on Honey, all I have left of you is this song Baby, life at times just seems so wrong You made me love like a liar Made me love like a thief Those are things that I swore that I... I would never be Baby, I wish it didn't have to be like this Oh Baby, sometimes I pretend it's not the way it is But honey, pretend has got to end someday Oh Amy, my love for you will always stay You made me love like a liar Made me love like a thief Those are things that I swore that I... I would never be I would never be... His eyes and mind were rather dazed As he reached for her throat with his hands His faith shattered as he squeezed her neck I bet you could see her last breath Yes, I don't even think he thought about the consequence Poor Amy, I know that you are missed Poor Amy, your body tossed from a car to a ditch Poor Amy, you were as beautiful as the sky Poor Amy, you were only 18 years old You were only 18 years old You were only 18 years old
The song stays with Hank Scrawl. Inner Reel owns the recording. The token is the pairing. It is not a copyright filing, and it does not transfer the master, the publishing, or a license to sample the song unless that is written separately.
The image is public domain. Credit: Eugène Delacroix.
Released 2026.
For the collector: thank you.