Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jawbreaker
Canonical path: /jawbreaker/bivouac
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bivouac
Read Bivouac lyrics by Jawbreaker on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bivouac
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I dug my fingers in the earth.
I drew you pictures of my pain.
They were so pretty.
They were so vain.
Put your hands in the water.
Let it touch you everywhere.
Boat of my father.
Cut from my mother.
Father.
I'm lonely.
I'm an only.
I learned to put on airs.
I needed them to breathe.
Today I wake up, tell myself this is me.
Now this is home.
But the property's on loan.
So much for letting go.
I'm picking up the phone.
Bivouac.
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