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Ani DiFranco ~ Rockabye


tending the garden of noise when I grow the traffic and the churchbells and the neighborhood boys singing to myself as the solitude sets in in tune with the symphony of south brooklyn I sing rockabye, rockabye baby rockabye, the baby that is me rockabye, rockabye baby rockabye til I'm fast asleep the tunnel is train torn the tracks are worn and sore I can feel the rattle riding up through the floor she jumped the turnstyle he paid for his ride I am the echo in the station where their footfalls collide I left her at the epicenter we were trembling dutifully I left him too I left parts of me singing rockabye... I said today I am leaving in every sense of the word but I'm in love with your memory already everything I've seen and heard and I will go singing as the solitude sets in in time with the rythym of everywhere I have been it sounds like rockabye... more free lyrics

tending the garden of noise
when I grow the traffic
and the churchbells
and the neighborhood boys
singing to myself
as the solitude sets in
in tune with the symphony
of south brooklyn
I sing

rockabye, rockabye baby
rockabye, the baby that is me
rockabye, rockabye baby
rockabye til I'm fast asleep

the tunnel is train torn
the tracks are worn and sore
I can feel the rattle
riding up through the floor
she jumped the turnstyle
he paid for his ride
I am the echo in the station
where their footfalls collide
I left her at the epicenter
we were trembling dutifully
I left him too
I left parts of me
singing rockabye...

I said today I am leaving
in every sense of the word
but I'm in love with your memory already
everything I've seen and heard
and I will go singing
as the solitude sets in
in time with the rythym
of everywhere I have been
it sounds like rockabye...

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