Womb
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Womb
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Seven wide years
And there's soil to till
When you thread your fingers through, I feel quite well
We could be the riptide or two mountains growing still
When the eye gets heavy in the womb
Dripping your tears
Like a precious warm spring
My heart will always find you when your heart freely sings
Mine would never bind you with a diamond or a word
When the eye gets heavy in the womb
When the eye gets heavy in the womb
Woman, mighty woman
You're a friend I need
When you hold me to your breast you're bleeding as I bleed
Please reveal the question to me, let the answers leave
When the eye gets heavy in the womb
When the eye gets heavy in the womb
When the eye gets heavy in the womb
When the eye gets heavy in the womb
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Who performs "Womb"?
Adrianne Lenker performs "Womb", and this lyric page sits inside the Adrianne Lenker catalog on LyroVerse.
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