Ankle Bone
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Ankle Bone
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She walks alone across the burning sand
No song in her ears
No, she won't find another mother now
There is no other here
She wanders onward never to arrive
The naked offer with nothing more to hide
Carves like a peg into the angry son
Wincing with tired eyes
Isn't there anything worth searching for?
Is it all compromise?
She has no saviour and nothing to decide
Spinning onward a circular sky
The desert is her mother, the desert is her mother
The desert is her mother, the desert is her mother
The desert is her mother, the desert is her mother
The desert is her mother, the desert is her mother
The desert is her mother, the desert is her mother
The desert is her mother, the desert is her mother now
Maybe nothing is all that she will find
Maybe nothing is all that she will find
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Birdtalker performs "Ankle Bone", and this lyric page sits inside the Birdtalker catalog on LyroVerse.
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