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Sister
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LYRICS
My sister, the desert
She stole my heart
She took me in while I was bleeding
She soaked my blood up with her sands
She wiped my tears away with wild thistles
My sister
She witnessed me dance my freest dance
Topless moonlight had us gleaming
Released my burning into ash
Held me tight while I was sobbing
She felt the power in my voice
Echoed it back with fervent yearning
She felt the promise in my limbs
She woke me up to face the morning
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Aviva La Viv Brooklyn, New York
Aviva La Viv (they/she) is Brooklyn based queer Jewish singer/songwriter. Through ethereal melodies and poetic lyricism, Aviva weaves together their social activism, heritage, and explorations of emotional dichotomies. In their debut Eps "Vigilant Love' Volumes 1 and 2, Aviva combines their folk music roots with world, indie rock, and house music influences. ... more
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