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Rammstein ~ Mother


(Translation To: Mutter) The tears of a crowd of very old children I string them on a white hair I throw the wet chain into the air and wish that I had a mother no sun shines for me There was no breast that cried milk There is a tube that sticks in my throat I have no navel on my stomach Mother I was not allowed to lick any nipples and there was no fold to hide in no one gave me a name fathered in haste and without sperm I have sworn tonight For the mother that never gave birth to me I will send her a sickness and afterwards let her sink in the river Mother An eel lives in her lungs on my forehead, a birthmark I remove it with the kiss of a knife even if it causes me to die Mother An eel lives in her lungs on my forehead, a birthmark I remove it with the kiss of a knife even if it causes me to bleed to death Mother Oh give me strength more free lyrics

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The tears of a crowd of very old children
I string them on a white hair
I throw the wet chain into the air
and wish that I had a mother
no sun shines for me
There was no breast that cried milk
There is a tube that sticks in my throat
I have no navel on my stomach

Mother

I was not allowed to lick any nipples
and there was no fold to hide in
no one gave me a name
fathered in haste and without sperm
I have sworn tonight
For the mother that never gave birth to me
I will send her a sickness
and afterwards let her sink in the river

Mother

An eel lives in her lungs
on my forehead, a birthmark
I remove it with the kiss of a knife
even if it causes me to die

Mother

An eel lives in her lungs
on my forehead, a birthmark
I remove it with the kiss of a knife
even if it causes me to bleed to death

Mother
Oh give me strength

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