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Artist: Mama’s Broke
Canonical path: /mamas-broke/october-s-lament
Related lyric paths: 6
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October's Lament
Read October's Lament lyrics by Mama’s Broke on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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October's Lament
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In the month of October at age twenty-seven
A woman had come to the end of her rope
Though the bottom was vast and the darkness was hungry
The top was engulfed in flames and black smoke
The fall was not quite as she had expected
She braced and she waited for the resounding thud
So slowly she drifted alone and untethered
So hellbent on landing though she never would
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