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Mudd

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Mudd

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Mud

Seeping up through her toes

Coloring all of the roses gray

She doesn't care

She likes it in her hair

Two parts of water

Three parts of ocean sand

She mixes them with her ivory hand, saying

"let it rain on

Let the world keep on drowning"

She

She's the queen of the dirt

And all the water

She

She's the queen of the dirt

And all the water

Gray

Stain on her eyelids and lips

Wending along her tipsy way

Hitches her gown

But she just sinks down and down

Battering raindrops

Driving her into the ground

Looks for her legs but they can't be found

Harder she laughs

As the world keeps on drowning

She

She's the queen of the dirt

And all the water

She

She's the queen of the dirt

And all the water

Baixe

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