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Monday, January 3, 2022

Hinkleyhadavision’s Funeral Songs

By Hinkleyhadavision


Below are some songs for my funeral. 


SteelDrivers, “Where Rainbows Never Die.”


To remind folks to hold onto their loved ones because time is short:

Iron and Wine, “Naked as We Came.”  

Jason Isabell, “If We Were Vampires.” 


To remember the fucking beauty: 

Steve Earle, “Me and the Eagle.”


To remind folks the struggle for a better world never ends: 

New Model Army, “Higher Wall.” 

Joseph, “Burn the White Flag” (NPR Tiny Desk Version). 


Because there is no god:

Me, “Bury Me with No Prayers.” 

It may seem pretentious to put in your own song on the list for your funeral, but I wrote this song for this reason: to make sure there would be no prayers at my funeral.


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