The Sheila Divine
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Ostrich

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Sheila Divine Canonical path: /the-sheila-divine/ostrich Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Ostrich

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titans

my allegience grows

it ripens

like grapes in rows

and knowledge

from what i've seen

held hostage

by the womenly

you made my innocence just rise

you made the loveless seem alive

haunted

by average dreams

that worsen

with the reality

you made my innocence just rise

you made the loveless seem alive

and your self importance self important side

you made the loveless seem alive

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