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Artist: Sons and Daughters
Canonical path: /sons-and-daughters/broken-bones
Related lyric paths: 6
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Broken bones
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Broken bones
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She was merged she was thin
The case was wide open
I see a heart on her shoulder
With his first name written
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And what do lately
Consider to be yourself?
With your outsize hands
Your molten breath
October is the month
We'll pray for the summer
When trees are branching
A long distant murmur
CHORUS
So keep writing her name
So it's setting in stone
You'll live in the shadow
Of these broken bones
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