Battle Of Mice
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Lamb And The Labradour

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Battle Of Mice Canonical path: /battle-of-mice/lamb-and-the-labradour Related lyric paths: 6
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Lamb And The Labradour

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All your sympathy's gone

Onto needles and pins

And the scratch on your cheek

When the dye is cast red

Pillars melted to wood

Shallow breath that you held

Fevered threat in the ground

Home ward memories expound

All the fevering pitch

When you're breath is run raw

And the song of the strays

In the scratch on your cheek

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