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In the Early Morning

from Sister by Chobobo

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lyrics

In the early morning
I wake up cold.
My head has been replaced by a
Burnt out hole.
I try to crane my neck,
But I just twist my head.
I try to sit up straight, but I
Fall back on my bed.

When the moon was lame
It laid itself to rest again.
I was at her side.
My master slept
Upon a rock,
A broken bed.

When the dark of night was long
My master saw that I had gone
To sleep.
My master woke
From the faces
In her dreams.

When the world awoke
I saw that I had left my post. I had
Been asleep.
The world was nothing new to me.
I could not hear a single thing.
My sister was not near to me.

In the early morning
I wake up scared.
A shadow is occupying
the empty chair.

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from Sister, released December 18, 2013

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Chobobo Vancouver, British Columbia

A two-piece band from Vancouver, B.C. Having just released their debut mini album, they're raking in the $ bills.

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