Merman
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Merman
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Go to bed
The priests are dead
Now no one
Can call you bad
Go to bed
The priests are dead
Finally you're pepperminted land
He's a merman
He doesn't need your voice
He's a merman
Go to bed
Dream instead
And you will find him
He's a merman
To the knee
Doesn't need something you're not willing to give
He's a merman
Doesn't need your voice to cross his land of ice
Go to bed
The priests are dead
Now no one
Can call you bad
Go to bed
The priests are dead
Finally you found him
Let it out
Who could ever say you're not simply wonderful
Who could ever harm you
Sleep now
You're my little goat
Go to bed
The priests are dead
And come sing it all again
Go to bed
Past the apple orchard
And you'll feel nice
Two can play
I said two can play
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Tori Amos performs "Merman", and this lyric page sits inside the Tori Amos catalog on LyroVerse.
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