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Mandrake Lyrics


Poisonous Mandrake
You dangerous root
One of the three fares
When a man's time has comeYou look so human
So different from any other plant
You look so human
That the devil might take you for a manWhite Mandragora
With your root so thick, you are the male
Black as the night on the outside
Inside you're like a moonYou look so human
So different from any other plant
You look so human
That the devil might take you for a manYour leaves spread out
So close to the groundMandrake root
Your berries are just like the sun
Mandrake root
As a female your root will be forkedYour juice has been known
To take away lives

'Cause insanity
Am I losing my mind?In the olden days it was believed
That in the dark night you had to
Tie a string from the neck of a
Black dog to the Mandrake rootThen move away, move away
And with meat you must lure the dog
To pull the Mandrake root from the groundCover your ears
'Cause the cry of the Mandrake root
No man has ever survived
The dog will surely dieWhite Mandragora
With your root so thick, you are the male
Black as the night on the outside
Inside you're like a moonYou look so human
So different from any other plant
You look so human
That the devil might take you for a manYour leaves spread out
So close to the groundMandrake root
Your berries are just like the sun
Mandrake root
As a female your root will be forkedYour juice has been known
To take away lives
'Cause insanity
Am I losing my mind?Mandrake root
Bring me your poisonous love
Mandrake root
I need you to bring me that loveMandrake root
Mandrake root, bring me love
Mandrake root
Bring me that poisonous thing
That everyone is calling love

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Eric Allan Dolphy (June 20, 1928 – June 29, 1964) was a jazz musician who played alto saxophone, flute and bass clarinet and was educated at Los Angeles City College. Dolphy was the first important bass clarinet soloist in jazz, and one of the first viable flute soloists in jazz. On early recordings, he occasionally played traditional B-flat clarinet. His unique and individual style utilized wide intervals, speech-like effects and exotic scales.

Read more about Eric Dolphy on Last.fm.


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