Mother's Daughter Lyrics

I may be wrong half the time

But what's the use in being right if I wake up the same each morning

Trees seem to say look at us, we're evergreen

It doesn't matter if you think we're blue or orange

Guess I've got it made, every day looks the same

But I saw a butterfly go by before me

Take the dog for a walk, donate all my extra socks

Maybe when I wake again it will be morning

I'll take the blame

Watch the windows move with rain until the city is a blur here from my table

The weather's good for kissing frogs looking for love

But I give up, maybe the kind I really want's not such a fable

Guess I've got it made, holding hands with the rail of the train taking me through falling water

And I can only hope that one day I might finally know

That I am more than the ghost of my mother's daughter