Blood From a Stone
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Blood From a Stone
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I am calm
Mild and meek
I often do
Avoid to speak
But my mouth says
The words she likes
I play the game
She decides
"Never ask
At all time keep it disguised
Let no-one know"
Tell me, who gave you these rules
You never made no promise, boy
Inside I'm not
The way she thinks
She doesn't know
About my salty drinks
But I won't tell
It just never fits
I'd rather swell
Than ask for it
Far underneath
My belly screams
But a mouth curb
Allays, it seems
The circumstances'
Dictatorship
I cannot change
Guess I deserve the whip
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Hanne Hukkelberg performs "Blood From a Stone", and this lyric page sits inside the Hanne Hukkelberg catalog on LyroVerse.
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