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[00:02.28]What is it to take care of yourself? What are we take in care of?
[00:14.43]A million bedrooms with hands softly lulling
[00:24.64]our divine ****s and *****s, without telling anyone,
[00:31.76]a million *****ps come alone out on the calmest seas
[00:42.22]So are we loving ourselves now? Are we mothering ourselves?
[00:51.01]Statistics and newspaper tell me I am unhappy and dying,
[00:59.07]that I need man and child to fulfill me
[01:05.51]that I'm more likely to get breast cancer
[01:12.96]and it's biology, it's my own fault
[01:18.22]it's divine punishment of the unruly
[01:25.84]it's fearful out here on the calmest seas,
[01:29.93]we who grew up singing. Merry christmas!
[01:36.14]The war is over. Our mothers softly humming:
[01:43.44]We're at the edge of history
[01:53.64]But I keep growing older, eight years since 25 now,
[02:01.33]and all that ages now is the body, and I wonder why,
[02:08.76]I think to myself one of this days everything I write
[02:18.67]begins with the question What's wrong with me?
[02:29.26]Yes! You say I'm free now, that battle is over
[02:36.98]And feminism's over and socialism's over Yeah!
[02:43.45]I say I can consume what I want now.
[03:15.38]And this is what happens on the edge of history
[03:23.56]the great eye turn to us.
[03:28.40]We are the only thing that's aging,
[03:35.68]but we don't know it yet, we cling onto heaven
[04:25.52]Sleep tight forever, sleep tight forever