Baby Hammers
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Baby Hammers
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How did you find my heart in the quarter machine
How did you read my brain on the projector screen
How did you make my tongue always taste like toast and jam
How did you turn my blood into a hologram
You're dripping like honey, sunny up and so runny
I'm careful so I don't slip and fall
I feel a bit grumpy, I'm a chump cause' I'm jumpy
It turns out that you don't care at all
We'll take it slow
Changed my mind about going as fast as we could go, fire is nipping at my toes
We'll take it fast
Changed my mind I knew it wouldn't, it wouldn't last
This may sound a little crass
Drink, together we will drink the ash that falls into waterfalls
They will stop their ageing, they will crawl crawl crawl
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Who performs "Baby Hammers"?
Stepdad performs "Baby Hammers", and this lyric page sits inside the Stepdad catalog on LyroVerse.
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