| Mother don’t worry
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| I killed the last snake that lived in the creek bed
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| Mother don’t worry
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| I’ve got some money I saved for the weekend
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| Mother, remember being so stern
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| With that girl who was with me?
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| Mother, remember the blink of an eye
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| When I breathed through your body?
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| So may the sunrise bring hope
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| Where it once was forgotten
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| Sons are like birds
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| Flying upwards over the mountain
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| Mother, I made it up
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| From the bruise of a floor of this prison
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| Mother, I lost it
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| All of the fear of the Lord I was given
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| Mother forget me
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| Now that the creek drank the cradle you sang to
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| Mother forgive me
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| I sold your car for the shoes that I gave you
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| So may the sunrise bring hope
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| Where it once was forgotten
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| Sons could be birds
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| Taken broken up to the mountain
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| Mother, don’t worry
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| I’ve got a coat and some friends on the corner
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| Mother, don’t worry
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| She’s got a garden we’re planting together
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| Mother, remember the night
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| That the dog had her pups in the pantry?
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| Blood on the floor and the fleas on their paws
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| And you cried 'til the morning
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| So may the sunrise bring hope
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| Where it once was forgotten
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| Sons are like birds
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| Flying always over the mountain |