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Artist: Slipknot
Canonical path: /slipknot/frail-limb-nursery
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Frail Limb Nursery
Read Frail Limb Nursery lyrics by Slipknot on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Frail Limb Nursery
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What about the boy?
"She lay as though she were in a trance,
with her long eyelashes fluttering like she was dreaming.
She said to him "I lie beyond the sea"
and then all of a sudden her head dipped back and she vanished.
Gone, gone without a trace.
She's never coming back,
do you know what it's like to live with that?
No one knows what it's like.
The only one who knew me, gone.
I'm know what you want and I can give it to you
Im so tired
Tired and hungry
Have you ever seen god?"
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