Freyja
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Freyja
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I know I've never known
Who protects whom?
Who watches over whom?
Who protects whom?
I know I've never known
I know I'll never know
The rays of the Sun
Are the pillows she needs
The dust on the floor
Dances as she breathes
And I
I like to watch her so
I like to think she knows
Freyja, can you lick my wounds?
Freyja, can you heal my wounds?
Scared as the first time
She wanders through my room
Big eyes catching spirits
All the humans ignore
And I
I love to watch her so
I like to think she knows
Freyja, can you lick my wounds?
Freyja, can you heal my wounds?
Who protects whom?
Who watches over whom?
Who protects whom?
I guess I've always known
I think I've always known
I think I've always known
Freyja, can you lick my wounds?
Freyja, can you heal my wounds?
Can you talk to her?
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