She's addicted to nicotine patches
She's addicted to nicotine patches
She's afraid of the light in the dark
6:58 are you sure where my spark is
Here, here, here
She's convinced she could hold back a glacier
But she couldn't keep baby alive
Doubting if there's a woman in there somewhere
Here, here, here

You say you don't want it again and again
But you don't, don't really mean it
You say you don't want it this circus were in
But you don't, don't really mean it
You don't, don't really mean it

If the divine master plan is perfected
Maybe next I'll give Judus a try
Trusting my soul to the ice cream assassin
Here, here, here

You say you don't want it again and again
But you don't, don't really mean it
You say you don't want it this circus were in
But you don't, don't really mean it
You don't, don't really mean it

How mant fates turn around in the overturn
Ballerina's that have fins that you'll never find
You thought that you were the bomb, yes, well so did I
Say you don't want it, say you don't want it
How mant fates turn around in the overturn
Ballerina's that have fins that you'll never find
You thought that you were the bomb, yes, well so did I
Say you don't want it, say you don't want it
Say you don't want it again and again
But you don't, don't really mean it
You say you don't want it
This circus were in
But you don't, don't really mean it
You don't, don't really mean it

She's addicted to nicotine patches
She's afraid of the light in the dark
6:58 are you sure where my spark is
Here, here, here


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Spark [2006 Remastered] Lyrics as written by Tori Ellen Amos

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    "She's convinced she could hold back a glacier, (Convinced she could hold back sands of fire.) But she couldn't keep Baby alive." How else would a woman feel that she lost a baby? They say they didn't want the kid, "BUt you don't, don't really mean it." The fate turned around in the overtime. She must seem like such a failure, and is now looking for her spark.

    j3ebruleson June 01, 2004   Link

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