Trust Flower
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Trust Flower
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Sara was a girl who liked open doors
Chemicals wash on guilty shores
She knows that locks are frequent, like your
Toaster crumbs
Staring games won't freak her out
Took this book and read about
How all you need in life is satisfaction
Asked for kindness, still it rained
Asked for mercy, still it pained
Wonder if she'll ever learn
Wonder if she'll ever think to
Pick the flowers from the tree
Doesn't she know she isn't safe with me
Silent hours
They relax us
Mirror glass is getting dull
Doesn't know she's beautiful
Don't lean into her, she will contract
Asked for kindness, still it rained
Asked for mercy, still it pained
Wonder if she'll ever learn
Wonder if she'll ever think to
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Jack Stauber performs "Trust Flower", and this lyric page sits inside the Jack Stauber catalog on LyroVerse.
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