Hermaphrodite
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Hermaphrodite
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Goddess say there's no use in calling
The past is over and the dark are falling
Hold me closer than you did today
See all misunderstandings evaporate away
If you knew how I tried so deep inside
There's just one and I give us to you
If you think that's no good then you should disappear fast
What else can you do ?
There's a valley in the back of her mind
Where all of the elements are treating her kind
She lay right back on her forgiving earth
It was something quite unusual, she was giving birth
They stole a cradle from the open door
The crowd becoming uglier they were calling out for more
Oh goddess don't let them see how I am
I hope that jehova got my telegram
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Steve Kilbey performs "Hermaphrodite", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Kilbey catalog on LyroVerse.
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