NOW FEAR THIS: One day you will die and this could happen on your grave

POSTED: Thursday, March 7, 2013, 12:18 PM

Filed Under: Music

Lansdale band Friends with Murder does their song "Dearly Beloved" at good, old Laurel Hill Cemetery, final resting place of people named Wister, Wistar, Furness, Rittenhouse, Pemberton and Peale — not to mention Harry Kalas and Adrian Balboa. This video makes me wonder: Is there anything Laurel Hill would say no to?

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