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Elizabeth Stride (1843-1888)

Elizabeth Stride (1843-1888) lyrics by Band Of Susans. Elizabeth stride, born with clear blue eyes open wide Plays in fields of flowers red and white Games of...

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Elizabeth Stride (1843-1888)

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Elizabeth stride, born with clear blue eyes open wide

Plays in fields of flowers red and white

Games of seek and hide

Papa never lets her from his sight

The cows and horses breed

Father plants the seed and visits late at night

She dreams of living in a world apart

Old enough to bleed

Human need, must find a human heart

Servant girl in town, belly swelling round

She sings a lullaby: Never will you know what you are worth

Stillborn child delivered from the crime of birth

East end lights, dosshouse hopes and queen's head nights soaked in gin

A broken piece of comb to please the gentlemen

A scrap of velvet rag, a metal spoon

The bounty of "sin"

Footsteps in the dark

A stalker or a mark follows her path

Wheezing in the soot-blackened air

Shrouded in the fog, he's standing there

She can feel him stare

Someone's there

She can feel him stare

He's standing there

She can feel him stare

Long liz stride, skirts spread against a scarlet cloud

Eyes open wide, her blood feeds the stones of dutfield's yard

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