"Lori Grows" genre: Alternative General
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	A very moody, dark song about a young girl growing up in the shadow of abuse. One of many different styles for Blue Spot, chosen to show the depth present in all of their songs, including the more hardcore ones.
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	Lyrics Paper dolls and hours by the window Lori Grows Mother crying stops by to say hello Lori Grows Grandpa snores, the weight of his ugly arm Lori Grows She puts on her clothes and prays to a lucky charm Lori Grows Studies the classroom to see how it could have been Lori Grows Family tree pictures, cut from a magazine Lori Grows The trees shed their colors, and we crush them beneith our feet It's better that nobody knows The colors I may have, I'll keep them inside of me Lori Grows And she tries not to speak Because words bring attention And she'e told that she's lucky That Grandfather loves her so The secrets she keeps She has noone to tell them to She's too old to believe But she's too young to be alone Rows of houses, all bricks and windowpanes Lori Grows Eye is clouded, forced shut and drips again Lori Grows Darkness shrouding swimsuits and ponytails Lori Grows Music pounding, they drink from their holy grails Lori Grows But it's easy to dream That she might be as good as them Because she wears the right clothes And she studies the latest swears We all overlook things They could see her as one of them And all that she needs Is some well-painted fingernails

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