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Saint Dymphna

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Saint Dymphna

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The waters too cold

I can't walk on it

This bread too stale

I can't give you my flesh

The loaves and fishes and water to wine

are just parlor tricks

Did you know I used to be daddy's little girl

Couldn't beget blood from a stone but

I can separate gristle and bone

Dymphna

Dymphna

Saint

Bring me your mad old daft

we'll dance in the street

Bring me your hungry and cold

We all love a parade

I'll steal you thoughts and hopes

give you pretty things

Tied up with baubles and bows

and you won't feel anything

Dymphna

Dymphna

Saint

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