Snake Song
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Snake Song
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Do you know the stakes of the snakes of comfort?
And do you know the power of your fear?
There is no one what will take care of you
There is no one by you
And you gotta go all in
And alone, you gotta go all in
See, I have made friends
With those too jealous to let the love come in
And I'll never talk to them again
Even if I again talk to them
Because you keep, you keep what you can
And you seen me once
And that was your chance
So bind your mother's name to your two wrists
And feel your father's strength in your lover's kiss
And know everywhere you go is home
And as long as I am alive
As long as I am alive
You're not alone
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Jess Williamson performs "Snake Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Jess Williamson catalog on LyroVerse.
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