Kin
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Kin
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Grandma's singing in the bedroom
It's a near forgotten lullaby
That she used to sing when i wasn't well
Father's outside chopping firewood
Like he did when he'd been drinking
Or when he and mom were at it again
Grandpa's rocking chair is rocking
I can hear the wood complaining
And the idle taps as he empties his pipe
I do my best to just ignore them
But the sound always finds me
Despite them being dead and gone
I hear them all the time
I hear them all the time
I hear them all the time
I hear them all the time
I hear you all the time
I feel you in my mind
I cannot sleep, but i'm tryin'
I hear you all the time
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Radical Face performs "Kin", and this lyric page sits inside the Radical Face catalog on LyroVerse.
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