Mother May I?
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Mother May I?
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You lost yourself
Lost amongst the nonsense you purvey
You waste your breath
Not like you would use it anyway
You sit and stare
No one cares to notice that you're there
So numb succumb to feel me beside you
Too numb to come to feel it inside you
Mother May I?
Aligned, designed as something to guide you
Too blind to find a closet to hide you
Mother I will give it to you
No don't you dare (Don't you dare)
Just keep that optimism to yourself
Too unaware
To keep your contradictions on the shelf
So climb your stair
No one cares to notice that you're there
So numb succumb to feel me beside you
Too numb to come to feel it inside you
Mother May I?
Aligned, designed as something to guide you
Too blind to find a closet to hide you
Mother I will give it to you
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