Through Her Womb
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Through Her Womb
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Through your womb, a child will be born
He will carry all your fears and love
Now you're nothing like you were before
And the riddle goes on and on
Maybe it's time to give away
Peace and chaos have a lot to say
Hey mother, there's a price to pay
It's up to you who you'll save
And all the things you once cared for
Will be nothing close to this love
You see a blessing and a curse
A mystery that goes unsolved
Maybe it's time to give away
Peace and chaos have a lot to say
Hey mother, there's a price to pay
It's up to you who you'll save
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Voodoo Shyne performs "Through Her Womb", and this lyric page sits inside the Voodoo Shyne catalog on LyroVerse.
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