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Her blood is our blood too, I know. And I feel all of it too, and you know, you know. 1936 breathing. Garnet her stone, ever gleaming. And Edith's hope is for love But she doesn't hear of her grandchildren grieving, no. Eldest raised by Al Ringling, spirit granted from Sing Sing. All of her heart is for drugs And she doesn't care that everyone is leaving. Her blood is our blood too, I know. And I feel all of it too, and you know, and you know. Her blood is our blood too, and I know. I feel all of it too, and you know. And halfway in the hour, toward the mid of the night, We met our hands, despite our wicked fight, And we will sort our way around This awful mess that all our genes have thrown around. Her blood is our blood too, and I know. And I feel all of it too, and you know. Her blood is our blood too, and I know. And I feel all of it too. Her blood is our blood too, I know.
Writer(s): David Thomas Roberts, Matthew Allen Roberts, Jason Alan Krunnfusz, Monica Hope Martin, Zachary Alan Sonntag Johnston, Matthew Gerald Holmen Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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