Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Marillion
Canonical path: /marillion/pseudo-silk-kimono
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Pseudo Silk Kimono
Read Pseudo Silk Kimono lyrics by Marillion on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Pseudo Silk Kimono
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Huddled in the safety
Of a pseudo silk kimono
Wearing bracelets of smoke,
Naked of understanding...
Nicotine smears,
Long, long dried tears,
Invisible tears
Safe in my own words,
Learning from my own words
Cruel joke, cruel joke
Huddled in the safety
Of a pseudo silk kimono
A morning mare rides,
In the starless shutters of my eyes
The spirit of a misplaced childhood
Is rising to speak his mind
To this orphan of heartbreak,
Disillusioned and scarred
A refugee, refugee.
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