I spent my whole life on you
And i built you a gorgeous house
to put up with your bitched mouth
And ive thrown all my dreams right out

And im so selfless here
im so selfless here
theres a cloud in my head
im so selfless here

and what do u want from me
ive burried my own babies
and i live all lone in an empty house
ive thrown all my dreams right out

and im so lonely here
im so lonely here
theres a cloud in my head
im so lonely here

so i tend the garden
tend the garden
tend the garden
tend the garden
tend the garden
tend the garden
tend the garden
build the stone wall
what are you hiding
what are you hiding
what are you hiding
is something dirty
something dirty
what are you hiding
what are you hiding
something dirty
where is the baby
where is the baby
where is the baby
go the baby
you touched the baby
you must be crazy
i must be crazy
i touched the baby
hide in the tower
hide in the tower
hide in the tower
right in the tower
right in the tower
right in the tower
right in the tower
For all i care cause i hear your soul
and how i hate your soul
will the church protect me
how i hate your soul
are we leaving
are we ever leaving
we've got black spots in our eyes
are we ever leaving
no where
never meant to hurt anyone
never meant to hurt anyone
no plunge holes into the wall
but never hurt anyone
no,no one is perfect
and, no one is perfect
we've got holes in our heart
no one is perfect


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    open letter to god

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