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Artist: Planes Mistaken For Stars
Canonical path: /planes-mistaken-for-stars/to-all-mothers
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To All Mothers
Read To All Mothers lyrics by Planes Mistaken For Stars on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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To All Mothers
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my mother bleeds history, my brothers bleed history
they say the eyes, they say it all
there's ghosts in here
and oh, they will beat you
and oh, they'll teach you
they'll teach you if you let them
my mother bleeds history, my brothers bleed history
they say the eyes, they say it all
there's ghosts in here
and oh, they will beat you
and oh, they'll teach you
they'll teach you if you let them
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