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Artist: U2
Canonical path: /u2/mothers-of-the-disappeared
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Mothers Of The Disappeared
Read Mothers Of The Disappeared lyrics by U2 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mothers Of The Disappeared
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Midnight, our sons and daughters
Were cut down and taken from us.
Hear their heartbeat
We hear their heartbeat.
In the wind we hear their laughter
In the rain we see their tears.
Hear their heartbeat, we hear their heartbeat.
Night hangs like a prisoner
Stretched over black and blue.
Hear their heartbeats
We hear their heartbeats.
In the trees our sons stand naked
Through the walls our daughter cry
See their tears in the rainfall.
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