I Heard Of a Source
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I Heard Of a Source
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I heard of a source down far in the east
Forbidden of course to all but the least
And I heard of a spring from someone who drank
Holes in my mind, I forgot who to thank
Wash my hands
Clean my tongue
I don't want to go to hell anymore
My dad was a bear, my mom was a skunk
My brother exploded the thoughts that he thunk
We came from a hill where all we could see
Was the routes and the eyes that were all closed to me
Anything can end suddenly
Still I want some love for me
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