Rats in the Attic
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Rats in the Attic
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My baby's in my blood
And in you
And where we are
And what the wind blew sideways
And backwards
Here by the ocean
I've got murderous urges
I've got murderous urges
There's lead in the water that we drink
And in the paint on the ceiling chipped off and falling
There's rats in the attic
I've got murderous urges
I've got murderous urges
This land is mine full of poison
In hidden corners of my home
Seeds were thrown
There are no weapons so we can't fight
What grows inside me
Will it survive
Rats in the attic
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