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Sick in the Head

from I Love My Mom by Indigo De Souza

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When we were walking out to that vacant house
I kept my blood in my gut, I kept my tongue in my mouth
We're going cause we’re not quite dead
But darling, you're sick in the head
And there was no one home in that plastic box
In that widow's womb with the childproof locks
oh it’s not ours to see
But it was no one's to keep

Since then our bodies have warped and bent
And now we are gray
I go back to that house sometimes
To say what I need to say
Our bodies are warped and bent
And now we are blue
I go back to that house sometimes
Hoping I’ll run into you

When we were calling out to that man of men
I said we need you now
Like we did back then
We're going cause we're too damn old
And nothing's making sense anymore
And now that house is gone
There's a golden lawn
And there's a silver spoon
Someone’s been choking on
Oh, it’s not our's to say
But darlin’ it’s dark in this den

Since then our bodies have warped and bent
And now we are gray
I go back to that house sometimes
To see what I need to say
Our bodies have warped and bent
And now are blue
I go back to that house sometimes
Hoping I’ll run into you

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from I Love My Mom, released June 8, 2018

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Indigo De Souza is a multifaceted artist based in Asheville, North Carolina.

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