Seesaw
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Seesaw
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I used to be a son of a bitch
But my mother's quit working
She said she couldn't get a lover
But they won't love you more 'cause now you make it for free
She went home and never let me come in
The winter is longer outside
There was a spider in the basement
There I learnt to see what I just wanna see
And in the middle of the night
I join my hands, no matter why
And in the middle of the night
You may see me giving birth
You may see me giving birth
My babies were all born dead
'Cause I have made them all alone
But I have given each one a grave
Behind a seesaw, in front of a cherry tree
And in the middle of the night
I join my hands, no matter why
And in the middle of the night
You may see me giving birth
You may see me giving birth
You may see me giving birth
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Cocoon performs "Seesaw", and this lyric page sits inside the Cocoon catalog on LyroVerse.
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