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Björk ~ Isobel


In a forest pitch-dark Glowed the tiniest spark It burst into flame Like me, like me My name isobel Married to myself My love isobel Living by herself In a heart full of dust Lives a creature called lust It surprises and scares Like me,like me My name isobel Married to myself My love isobel Living by herself When she does it she means to Moth delivers her message Unexplained on your collar Crawling in silence A simple excuse Nana na nana, nana na nana Nana na nana, nana na nana In a tower of steel Nature forges a deal To raise wonderful hell Like me, like me My name isobel Married to myself My love isobel Living by herself When she does it she means to Moth delivers her message Unexplained on your collar Crawling in silence A simple excuse Nana na nana, nana na nana X6 more free lyrics

In a forest pitch-dark
Glowed the tiniest spark
It burst into flame
Like me, like me

My name isobel
Married to myself
My love isobel
Living by herself

In a heart full of dust
Lives a creature called lust
It surprises and scares
Like me,like me

My name isobel
Married to myself
My love isobel
Living by herself

When she does it she means to
Moth delivers her message
Unexplained on your collar
Crawling in silence
A simple excuse
Nana na nana, nana na nana
Nana na nana, nana na nana

In a tower of steel
Nature forges a deal
To raise wonderful hell
Like me, like me

My name isobel
Married to myself
My love isobel
Living by herself

When she does it she means to
Moth delivers her message
Unexplained on your collar
Crawling in silence
A simple excuse
Nana na nana, nana na nana X6

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