Medea Twin
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Medea Twin
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And she came from a silver planet
And her name was Medea Twin
All she wore was silver bracelet
And cold neon on her skin
Alright
And she told me a different story
With an eagle mountain high
And she told me different stories
Sorry most of them were lie.
Alright
Dividing sleep from star to star
Dividing sleep from star to star
Dividing sleep from star to star
Spoken words like a supernova
Million lightyears far from home
I saw that she would never leave me
Ignition sequence here we go
Alright
When she came from a silver planet
And her name was Medea Twin
All she wore was silver bracelet
And cold neon on her skin
Alright
Dividing sleep from star to star
Dividing sleep from star to star
Dividing sleep from star to star
Dividing sleep from star to star
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Second Decay performs "Medea Twin", and this lyric page sits inside the Second Decay catalog on LyroVerse.
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