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[Verse 1]
Stirring at water's edge
Cold froth on my twig
My mind in whirls
Wanders around desire
[Chorus 1]
May I, can I, or have I too often
Craving miracles?
May I, can I, or have I too often now
Craving miracles?
Craving miracles?
[Verse 2]
No one imagines the light shock I need
And I'll never know
From whose hands, deeply humble
Dangerous gifts as such to mine come
[Chorus 2]
May I, should I, or have I too often
Craving miracles?
May I, can I, or have I too often
Craving miracles?
Craving miracles?
[Verse 3]
My romantic gene is dominant
And it hungers for union
Universal intimacy
All embracing
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"Thunderbolt" is a song by Björk from the album Biophilia, released in 2011. The song was written by Björk, Oddný Eir. It was produced by Björk.
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[Chorus 3]
May I, should I, or have I too often
Craved miracles?
May I, can I, or have I too often
Craved miracles?
Craved
[Verse 4]
Waves irregularly striking
Wind stern in my face
Thunderstorm, come
Scrape those barnacles of me!
[Chorus 4]
May I, may I, or should I too often
Crave miracles?
May I or should I or have I too often?
[Verse 5]
All my body parts are one
As lightning hits my spine
Sparkling
Prime runs through me
Revive my wish
I am inviolable
[Chorus 5]
May I, can I, or have I too often?
May I, can I, should I, or have I too often
Craving miracles?
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