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Artist: Audrey
Canonical path: /audrey/mecklenburg
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Mecklenburg
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Mecklenburg
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Child, you have branches in your hair
Been moaning, quiet
His small voice
Been living a steady low
Hand or knife
Child, remove the dirt from your cheeks
Turning clinging vines into brick walls
I hear mumbling
But I'm deaf and dumb
So I bite my tongue
And swallow its sickness
Though you're definitely the best
And I wouldn't mind
Come hold my hand
It's enough, it's enough
Your reflection is me
Stick around, stick around (3x)
(Come, come, come, and it's all closer)
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