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Oh I skinned your belly yeah when you were still alive
I don't know why. We thought you died.
You didn't want to live in a coffin and you cared about your footprints of carbon. And we were starving.

Oh we thought it's what you wanted
Oh how it was rather haunting when the muscles showed

and I still can't decide if it's what saved your life

We took a little dip before your body we would slip somewhere unseen
We were unclean
But how our luck had changed when a stranger parked his towel right by our things
We lost our wings

Oh we waited and we pouted but the scene just got more crowded
as the story goes

and I still can't decide if it's what saved your life

Our friends from school arrived and they recognized your shape under the blanket.
How we were anxious.
We told them not to wake you but still they began to shake you like a limp fish
Oh we were finished

But then your eyes they started blinking,
can't imagine what you were thinking
but we were surprised

Coming to you felt the pain,
hunched. My stomach started curdling again.

And I still can't decide if it's what saved your life
No I still can't decide what we did to your life

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from Chicha Morada Napkin Songs, released June 26, 2013

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