| Song | Funeral |
| Artist | King Diamond |
| Album | The Complete Roadrunner Collection 1986-1990 |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Kim Petersen |
| [00:16.490] | "We are gathered here tonight |
| [00:19.220] | To lay to rest Abigail LaFey, |
| [00:23.180] | Whom we now know was first born dead |
| [00:27.260] | On The 7th Day of July 1777. |
| [00:33.460] | |
| [00:34.460] | Abigail must be nailed to her coffin with 7 silver spikes. |
| [00:40.850] | 1 through each arm, hand and knee |
| [00:44.190] | And let the last of the 7 be drawn through her mouth |
| [00:47.480] | So that she may never rise and cause evil again. |
| [00:54.670] | |
| [00:55.290] | Who will be the first?" |
| [00:58.700] | |
| [01:00.560] | "I, O'Brian of the Black Horsemen". |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Kim Petersen |
| [00:16.490] | " We are gathered here tonight |
| [00:19.220] | To lay to rest Abigail LaFey, |
| [00:23.180] | Whom we now know was first born dead |
| [00:27.260] | On The 7th Day of July 1777. |
| [00:33.460] | |
| [00:34.460] | Abigail must be nailed to her coffin with 7 silver spikes. |
| [00:40.850] | 1 through each arm, hand and knee |
| [00:44.190] | And let the last of the 7 be drawn through her mouth |
| [00:47.480] | So that she may never rise and cause evil again. |
| [00:54.670] | |
| [00:55.290] | Who will be the first? " |
| [00:58.700] | |
| [01:00.560] | " I, O' Brian of the Black Horsemen". |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Kim Petersen |
| [00:16.490] | " We are gathered here tonight |
| [00:19.220] | To lay to rest Abigail LaFey, |
| [00:23.180] | Whom we now know was first born dead |
| [00:27.260] | On The 7th Day of July 1777. |
| [00:33.460] | |
| [00:34.460] | Abigail must be nailed to her coffin with 7 silver spikes. |
| [00:40.850] | 1 through each arm, hand and knee |
| [00:44.190] | And let the last of the 7 be drawn through her mouth |
| [00:47.480] | So that she may never rise and cause evil again. |
| [00:54.670] | |
| [00:55.290] | Who will be the first? " |
| [00:58.700] | |
| [01:00.560] | " I, O' Brian of the Black Horsemen". |