Liz Longley - Unraveling lyrics

[Liz Longley - Unraveling lyrics]

Boxes and baskets of all her old things
Porcelain dolls, portrait paintings
She swore they'd be worth something

They're just gathering dust in
My attic somewhere
And she's lost in a room where
She sit's and she stares
Her mind as blank as the walls
Her memory as vacant as the halls

And I'm the only daughter of her oldest son
I knew her well before her spirit was gone
And her life is a thread woven
Into every part of me
And she is unraveling, she is unraveling

She looks in my eyes and asks me my name
And every five minutes I tell her the same
She smiles, but it's cold and dead
And I'm screaming out loud in my head



'Cause, I'm the only daughter
Of her oldest son
I knew her well before her spirit was gone
And her life is a thread woven
Into every part of me
And she is unraveling, she is unraveling

I tried to pull her back
Stories and photographs of her
Children who love her sisters and brothers
She can't remember but how
Could a heart forget?

I'm the only daughter of her oldest son
I knew her well before her spirit was gone
And her life is a thread woven
Into every part of me
And she is unraveling, she is unraveling

I've been tearing through boxes on
Nights I can't sleep
Searching for memories of who she used to be

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