Mannequin Woman
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Mannequin Woman
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Life like a b-side, a medicated verse
Fall in the frontline, and back to Middle earth
Mannequin woman, can't set myself in motion
Feel the blood pumping but cannot find a pulse
Oh I just don't, just don't know, know, know
Spent a month to be quiet, a few days to be cool
My friends were my counselors, and they told me what to do
There's always a point, a point of no return
Always something to give up
Always something to learn
Send my brain in circles, she'd my bitter skin
Still a mannequin woman
Can't set myself in motion
Oh I just don't, just don't know, know, know
Just don't know (repeat)
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Who performs "Mannequin Woman"?
Sarah Jaffe performs "Mannequin Woman", and this lyric page sits inside the Sarah Jaffe catalog on LyroVerse.
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