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Artist: Birdtalker
Canonical path: /birdtalker/medea
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Medea
Read Medea lyrics by Birdtalker on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Medea
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Love, when at first you came to me
Simple and serene
You lulled me into sweeter sleep
I was content to dream
But now you shake me up, my voice is choking
You've taken from me all my goodness and you broke it
If you can break it, why don't you mend my heart?
Medea, Medea
Medea, Medea
Here my shell shattered on the floor
All my memories fade
You tell me I look beautiful
With tears run down my face
And now you pick me up, tell me embrace it
A cycle breaker waking up to make a new way
If you can stand up, then you know where to start
Medea, Medea
Medea, Medea
Medea, Medea
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Birdtalker performs "Medea", and this lyric page sits inside the Birdtalker catalog on LyroVerse.
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