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My Mom

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Aminor
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Ehave you ever had a dream
that your favorite baby's drowning
and you Fgrab him by his sweater sleeve and Cpull him up on to the ground and
Eyou can hear the water slosh around inside his tiny gut
Fpush his belly up and down but Che can't cough the water up
suddenly a flood comes out his mouth till there is nothing left inside of him
he's empty now
there isn't even one small breath
Cand he goes Glimp in your Amarms
Amall the people's mouths are moving
Call you hear are car alarms
Cand you wake Gup and start to Amcry
CI will lose my Gshit if even Amone more person I know dies
so Cplease Gdon't Amdie
Ammy mom's sick she's in a Chospital bed
AmI've got a word for all you Cghosts in her head
Amand all you skeletons in Cher closet
Gleave her alone
Gleave her alone
Gleave her alone, Cplease
Ambecause my mom Gneeds you Cgone
Ammy mom Gneeds you Cgone
Amas long as she is Ghaunted Cshe'll never get strong
Ammy mom Gneeds you Cgone
you traded all your paper clips for a soap dish that way
your best friend's rubber ducky wouldn't slip and slide away
but he traded his rubber duck for a cigar box to place your paper clips in
Mr. Hooper came to say
'oh my dear friends Bert and Ernie
here's a little something for each of you from me
here are your paper clips and here's your rubber ducky
how could I ignore such selfless generosity?'
the human body's made up of good and bad bacteria
but the antibiotics and the antibacterials are killing all the good ones
and the bad ones just get stronger and become super infections
it's harder to destroy them and it's harder to detect them
and there's something in her blood
and there's something in her leg
and there's something in her brain
my mom's sick she's in a hospital bed
I've got a word for all you ghosts in her head
and all you skeletons in her closet
leave her alone
leave her alone
leave her alone
leave her alone
leave her alone
leave her alone
leave her alone, please
because my mom needs you gone
my mom needs you gone
as long as she is haunted she'll never get strong
my mom needs you gone
my mom needs you gone
my mom needs you gone
my mom needs you gone
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