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Artist: Molly Nilsson
Canonical path: /molly-nilsson/memory-foam
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Memory Foam
Read Memory Foam lyrics by Molly Nilsson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Memory Foam
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Awoken by the phone
A ghost is calling home
She stares at me at night
Through the rear-view of my life
I see myself alone
As I stand there on my own
Emo backwards spelled home
In memory foam
Scars say: Remember
Remember me always
The stains will never go away
In memory foam
Give me the love
You got me dreaming of
We measure our lives in time
You were somebody else's
But now you're mine
Scars say Remember
Remember me always
The stains will never go away
In memory foam
Scars say
Always
Alone
In memory foam
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Molly Nilsson performs "Memory Foam", and this lyric page sits inside the Molly Nilsson catalog on LyroVerse.
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