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Funny how time splinters, repeats its own circles
poor bear awake through winter, no dreams of melted ice
She still believes in love
what else can she convince herself of?
She was alone and feeling lost
Springtime came and blossomed as a wreath of haunting images around her head
But you’re not dead, you’re not dead, you’re not dead.
She was a lonely hunter
Cause she was never a killer
To be a constant provider
She was their only protector

Mother, maker, leaves us
how we need each other
Pattern, pattern feed us
No hand to soften the bite
We still believe in love
What else can we convince ourselves of?
She was dreaming of a purple dawn
When Summer sings a sentimental song that shimmers aimlessly above her bed
She was a lonely hunter
Cause she was never a killer
To be a constant provider
She was their only protector

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from The First Woman to See Her Reflection in the World Before Mirrors, released June 8, 2017

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