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Artist: My Personal Murderer
Canonical path: /my-personal-murderer/sisters-loving-brothers
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Sisters Loving Brothers
Read Sisters Loving Brothers lyrics by My Personal Murderer on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sisters Loving Brothers
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Sisters and Brothers
Go love each other
Love even if it leads you to Hell
Hearts and bones
Live too long
We're sleeping
In a broken
Electric chair
We're the ones
Whos hair will turn
Into grass
Hearts and bones
Live too long
And how should we now?
And how should we now?
And how should we now?
When the Swans are replaced by clowns
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