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Mother
04:37
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Mother —
Can I lay down for a moment ?
My hair has grown like weeds into the ground
Mother —
Sorry I’ve been absent
Will you help me brush it out ?
I thought I knew who I was dancing for
I thought I knew who I was dancing for
Mother —
Caught me eating matches, sulphur lips
Tired of doing tricks
Mother —
Swallow me whole into your magma
Fortified by years of trauma
I thought I knew who I was dancing for
I thought I knew who I was dancing for
I thought I knew who I was dancing for
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Mother (Quell Remix)
04:21
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