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lyrics

Paper money castle
Left to stand on its own
Left a burning candle
Set alight no my home

Now its burnt to dust
and crystals made of sand
The pieces I pick up
fall through the gaps of my hand

Mother what have you done?
My baby brother,
What have you become?

I went to see the witch doctor
tears rolled down my cheek
he said
"I can not help a man
if he comes to me weak"
Laid my head in my hands
I fell down
and I cried
"Lord keep me safe
Lord keep me alive."

Mother what have you done?
My baby brother,
What have you become?

credits

from Welcome to Surreal Estate, released April 20, 2015
Recorded and engineered by George Goerss at Red Planet Studios & Sonic Soluctions.
Zac Henderson (Guitar, Vocals) Jayden Wiggins (Lead guitar, Vocals) Bradley Gadd (Drums) Alex O'Leary (Bass) Allan McConnell ( Keyboard)

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