| "...as you are weary of the weight, "Rest you, whiles I lament King Henry's corse. | |
| "A dumpling's lament... | |
| "And on the mossy stone above, Carve these words without lament | |
| "And still, as you are weary of the weight, "Rest you, whiles I lament King Henry's corse. | |
| "Good people, hear my lament, the story of my life" | |
| "...as you are weary of the weight, "Rest you, whiles I lament King Henry's corse. | |
| "A dumpling's lament... | |
| "And on the mossy stone above, Carve these words without lament | |
| "And still, as you are weary of the weight, "Rest you, whiles I lament King Henry's corse. | |
| "Good people, hear my lament, the story of my life" | |
| "Songs by which a quarantined heart laments, Volume 4." | |
| "We have no laments" | |
| # It's the hour that all the laments come to us again. | |
| A person who only laments the past is a coward where as a person who can change the future is a true hero. | |
| And I promise you that they will sue his ass to high heaven till angels sing songs of him in their laments. | |
| "Songs by which a quarantined heart laments, Volume 4." | |
| "We have no laments" | |
| # It's the hour that all the laments come to us again. | |
| A person who only laments the past is a coward where as a person who can change the future is a true hero. | |
| And I promise you that they will sue his ass to high heaven till angels sing songs of him in their laments. | |
| "Although my late, lamented friend and partner, Bill Cardew, | |
| "Brother forsook brother, uncle nephew, sister brother, "and often times wife husband," lamented the poet Boccaccio. | |
| "Though away for a little while you lamented big time volatile" | |
| "sister to the late and lamented Mr. Merrick, "the Elephant Man." | |
| "to her beloved and lamented" | |
| "I have no respect for mental suffering, so don't come lamenting to me. | |
| "Were you not just lamenting at his bier?" | |
| - People are lamenting being 28, Chris? | |
| Achilles lamenting the death of Patroclus. | |
| All of these jizo statuettes are his way of lamenting for those poor dead souls. | |
| "Although my late, lamented friend and partner, Bill Cardew, | |
| "Brother forsook brother, uncle nephew, sister brother, "and often times wife husband," lamented the poet Boccaccio. | |
| "Though away for a little while you lamented big time volatile" | |
| "sister to the late and lamented Mr. Merrick, "the Elephant Man." | |
| "to her beloved and lamented" | |
| "I have no respect for mental suffering, so don't come lamenting to me. | |
| "Were you not just lamenting at his bier?" | |
| - People are lamenting being 28, Chris? | |
| Achilles lamenting the death of Patroclus. | |
| All of these jizo statuettes are his way of lamenting for those poor dead souls. | |
