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The phrase "lay in the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is located in or on something else. For example, "She laid her head in the soft pillow and fell asleep."
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Corpses lay in the streets.
Bodies lay in the aisles.
The latest lay in the lowly cucumber.
Rebel corpses still lay in the sun.
But politics lay in the distant future.
Other couples lay in the sun.
who lay in the grass.
The secret lay in the crumb size.
Another concern lay in the chronology.
But the lunacy lay in the future.
The dead bird lay in the dust.
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