Odd Phenomena
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Odd Phenomena
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See the pearls around her neck
As false as her regret
Won't let you in
Here you can't win
Has the same perfume
As a devil's tear
Solitude is her name
She shall dance in your grave
Mother, everyone is bothered enough to call her
Or be talking about her
Mother, everyone is bothered
She's not a goddess, only a liar, she hates 'em
See the pearls around her neck
As false as her regret
Won't let you in
Here you can't win
Has the same perfume
As a devil's tear
Solitude is her name
She shall dance in your grave
Mother, everyone is bothered enough to call her
Or be talking about her
Mother, everyone is bothered
She's not a goddess, only a liar, she hates 'em
Mother, everyone is bothered enough to call her
Or be talking about her
Mother, everyone is bothered
She's not a goddess, only a liar, she hates 'em
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Tiago Carvalho performs "Odd Phenomena", and this lyric page sits inside the Tiago Carvalho catalog on LyroVerse.
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