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Ebony
I Don't Remember My Childhood
Pictures captured good moments, I have gone trough hard times
I have seen the nuns on convent, prayed against envy
Go troughout the rain on the night, searching for boyfriends, all lookalike, all bad-tempered
Internalized my fears, let it pass, said for you to put it, laid on side
Someone have to think what no one thinked, I miss the clock's hands
I'm used to it, I don't cry at funerals
I learned spells that doesn't exist in grimoires
For womens like me, man are just accessories
Maybe nothing have a matter
I don't remember my childhood, I'm allucinating or this is a memorie?
Mama said if I wanna tie a knot I should pratice to be more gentle (like)
Dad leaved as heritage a coffee farm and alcoholism
But maybe nothing have a matter
I don't remember my childhood
I don't fear monsters, when my uncles got home
I would sleep under the bed
I made friendship with the spiders
What Jesus would do in that circumstance?
Maybe nothing have a matter
I don't remember my childhood
I don't remember my childhood
I don't remember my childhood
I don't remember my childhood
Pictures captured good moments, I have gone trough hard times
I have seen the nuns on convent, prayed against envy
Go troughout the rain on the night, searching for boyfriends, all lookalike, all bad-tempered
Internalized my fears, let it pass, said for you to put it, laid on side
Someone have to think what no one thinked, I miss the clock's hands
I'm used to it, I don't cry at funerals
I learned spells that doesn't exist in grimoires
For women like me, mans are just accessories
Maybe nothing have a matter