In Utero
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In Utero
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L'eau s'égaye
De la poussière ocre et vermeille
Et j'assène de coups L'ange qui veille...
Mon sommeil
Qui s'étaye en vain
Mon sommeil...
Pouvoir voir le jour enfin...
L'approche de l'aube m'effraye,
Ce halo d'or que je fraye...
Tout m'enserre, ennuie, sans pareil...
Mon sommeil
Qui s'étaye en vain,
Mon sommeil...
Je vais voir le jour enfin!
Je m'éveille
La lumière m'éblouit!
Et l'air me brûle!
Je crie...
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Kells performs "In Utero", and this lyric page sits inside the Kells catalog on LyroVerse.
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