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Artist: Foxing
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Den Mother
Den Mother lyrics by Foxing. You watched a lukewarm ocean from an archipelago I fell asleep to the sounds of the cape As water rushed my nose And I swore by...
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Den Mother
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You watched a lukewarm ocean from an archipelago
I fell asleep to the sounds of the cape
As water rushed my nose
And I swore by my own soul that god would right our wrongs
And then you faked a smile and whispered to me,
"Je te fais confiance, so don't go home tired and alone"
If nothing becomes
If nothing becomes
At least soft light lay on us
At least soft light lay on us
If nothing becomes
If nothing becomes
At least soft light lay on us
At least soft light lay on us
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