Proserpina

Album: Come Home to Mama (2012)
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  • Prosepina, Prosepina, come home to momma, come home to momma
    Prosepina, Prosepina, come home to mother, come home to momma now
    I shall punish the Earth, I shall turn down the heat
    I shall take away every morsel to eat
    I shall turn every feeling to stone
    Where I walk crying alone
    Crying for

    Prosepina, Prosepina, come home to momma, come home to momma now
    Prosepina, Prosepina go home to your mother, go home to Hera
    Prosepina, Prosepina go home to your mother, go home to Hera now
    She has ṗunished the Earth, she has turn down the heat
    She has taken away every morsel stone
    Where she walks cry-crying alone
    Crying for

    Prosepina, Prosepina, come home to momma, come home to momma
    Prosepina, Prosepina, come home to momma, come home to momma now
    She has turned every feeling to stone
    Where she walks cry-crying alone
    Prosepina, Ṗrosepina, come home to momma, come home to momma
    Prosepina, Prosepina, come home to momma, come home to momma now Writer/s: KATE MCGARRIGLE
    Publisher: Peermusic Publishing
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