A Million Dead Birds Laughing
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Willow

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: A Million Dead Birds Laughing Canonical path: /a-million-dead-birds-laughing/willow Related lyric paths: 6
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Willow

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Why fight the branch that brings life?

Are you too weak to feed?

Old Maple

Taste of the trees

Their fucking leaves are falling

The seeds are forming

Bloodsores on their knees

When will your punnets reveal the secrets of salvation?

Witch fruits baring bitterness and wine

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