Madame O. (Black Friday)

from Power to the Women of the Morning Shift EP by Oum Shatt

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When the markets crashed, we lay in bed
Told stories of love and loss
What we could get, what we never had
Games and promises, mouse and cat

Madame O.!
Nothing's so true like the backsides of your knees
We're not dead, we just sometimes forget to breathe

In our bed and on the floor
The night went mad, then left offshore.
Look, o, look how high we are!
i'll never descend, never gonna part

Madame O.!
Nothing's so true like the backsides of your knees
We're not dead, we just sometimes forget to breathe

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from Power to the Women of the Morning Shift EP, released August 30, 2013

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