Milk Heavy, Pollen Eyed
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Milk Heavy, Pollen Eyed
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Try as I may to carve my path
I cannot keep myself from stumbling back to you
And you'll say "don't you ever lose you heat"
"Don't you ever be caught shedding your skin too soon"
Find me with a milk-heavy heart
And I would clear the pollen from your eyes
I would, I would
For love has got you hanging on my hips
Like a worn-out dress with my skin showing through
Can't we forget about the truth?
It never called to me like it called to you
And if salvation never takes our hands
We'll dance around the wreckage
Nonetheless
Just as sure as every parting word
Comes stuttering off every parting tongue
I cannot keep myself from stumbling back to you
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Laura Gibson performs "Milk Heavy, Pollen Eyed", and this lyric page sits inside the Laura Gibson catalog on LyroVerse.
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