| Song | Seamstress |
| Artist | Dessa |
| Album | A Badly Broken Code |
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| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little beast had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| That she was doing good, till the cat got her | |
| And I came to write a letter | |
| But my pen was full of hymns | |
| I came to drown a sorrow | |
| It seems they’ve learned to swim | |
| Mouth full of pins and heart pumping gasoline | |
| It’s late | |
| I’m still at the sewing machine | |
| Stitching up strays fifteen years | |
| But this one’s mean | |
| But I fixed you up | |
| When they said you were past repair | |
| And I stitched you up | |
| I thread a needle with my hair | |
| And I fixed you up | |
| When you were still a common sparrow | |
| But look whose on the shoulder now when the road goes narrow | |
| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little bitch had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| That she was doing good, until the cat got her | |
| Well I’m putting you out of my misery | |
| We ain’t got much but we’ve got history | |
| It was a mercy kill | |
| No | |
| It was a suicide | |
| No | |
| It was an accident | |
| No | |
| Well at least I tried | |
| Wait soft drugs and seam ripper | |
| Tough love and tape measure | |
| Stitching up boys is different that way | |
| You fix a bird you buy it a cage | |
| You fix a man | |
| You fix a man, and he flies away | |
| When I ran out of thread | |
| I couldn’t let go | |
| But that’s not sewing | |
| That’s, that’s just poking holes | |
| And it’s a strange breed | |
| A different kind of creature | |
| That looks for love through the eye of a needle | |
| But the creed of the seamstress is | |
| That you’re pretty in pieces | |
| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little beast had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| She was doing good, until the cat got her | |
| Take a seat and let me get a look at your face | |
| Busted, back's been broke for days | |
| Not much, little something for the pain | |
| Don’t fuss, or we’ll never get a seam to lay straight | |
| And I keep it clean as I can adjust | |
| Adjust the machine in a mattress plus | |
| I never did need for a padded | |
| Just some good restraints and my bedside manner | |
| When I ran out of thread, I couldn’t let go | |
| But that’s not sewing, that’s, that’s just poking holes | |
| When I ran out of thread, I couldn’t let go | |
| But that’s not sewing, that’s, that’s just poking holes |
| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little beast had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| That she was doing good, till the cat got her | |
| And I came to write a letter | |
| But my pen was full of hymns | |
| I came to drown a sorrow | |
| It seems they' ve learned to swim | |
| Mouth full of pins and heart pumping gasoline | |
| It' s late | |
| I' m still at the sewing machine | |
| Stitching up strays fifteen years | |
| But this one' s mean | |
| But I fixed you up | |
| When they said you were past repair | |
| And I stitched you up | |
| I thread a needle with my hair | |
| And I fixed you up | |
| When you were still a common sparrow | |
| But look whose on the shoulder now when the road goes narrow | |
| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little bitch had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| That she was doing good, until the cat got her | |
| Well I' m putting you out of my misery | |
| We ain' t got much but we' ve got history | |
| It was a mercy kill | |
| No | |
| It was a suicide | |
| No | |
| It was an accident | |
| No | |
| Well at least I tried | |
| Wait soft drugs and seam ripper | |
| Tough love and tape measure | |
| Stitching up boys is different that way | |
| You fix a bird you buy it a cage | |
| You fix a man | |
| You fix a man, and he flies away | |
| When I ran out of thread | |
| I couldn' t let go | |
| But that' s not sewing | |
| That' s, that' s just poking holes | |
| And it' s a strange breed | |
| A different kind of creature | |
| That looks for love through the eye of a needle | |
| But the creed of the seamstress is | |
| That you' re pretty in pieces | |
| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little beast had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| She was doing good, until the cat got her | |
| Take a seat and let me get a look at your face | |
| Busted, back' s been broke for days | |
| Not much, little something for the pain | |
| Don' t fuss, or we' ll never get a seam to lay straight | |
| And I keep it clean as I can adjust | |
| Adjust the machine in a mattress plus | |
| I never did need for a padded | |
| Just some good restraints and my bedside manner | |
| When I ran out of thread, I couldn' t let go | |
| But that' s not sewing, that' s, that' s just poking holes | |
| When I ran out of thread, I couldn' t let go | |
| But that' s not sewing, that' s, that' s just poking holes |
| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little beast had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| That she was doing good, till the cat got her | |
| And I came to write a letter | |
| But my pen was full of hymns | |
| I came to drown a sorrow | |
| It seems they' ve learned to swim | |
| Mouth full of pins and heart pumping gasoline | |
| It' s late | |
| I' m still at the sewing machine | |
| Stitching up strays fifteen years | |
| But this one' s mean | |
| But I fixed you up | |
| When they said you were past repair | |
| And I stitched you up | |
| I thread a needle with my hair | |
| And I fixed you up | |
| When you were still a common sparrow | |
| But look whose on the shoulder now when the road goes narrow | |
| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little bitch had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| That she was doing good, until the cat got her | |
| Well I' m putting you out of my misery | |
| We ain' t got much but we' ve got history | |
| It was a mercy kill | |
| No | |
| It was a suicide | |
| No | |
| It was an accident | |
| No | |
| Well at least I tried | |
| Wait soft drugs and seam ripper | |
| Tough love and tape measure | |
| Stitching up boys is different that way | |
| You fix a bird you buy it a cage | |
| You fix a man | |
| You fix a man, and he flies away | |
| When I ran out of thread | |
| I couldn' t let go | |
| But that' s not sewing | |
| That' s, that' s just poking holes | |
| And it' s a strange breed | |
| A different kind of creature | |
| That looks for love through the eye of a needle | |
| But the creed of the seamstress is | |
| That you' re pretty in pieces | |
| I kept an angel | |
| In a box beneath my bed | |
| Little beast had broke her jaw | |
| And I tried to fix her head | |
| They said I had to put her back | |
| That I had to put her back exactly where I found her | |
| But I know I saw | |
| She was doing good, until the cat got her | |
| Take a seat and let me get a look at your face | |
| Busted, back' s been broke for days | |
| Not much, little something for the pain | |
| Don' t fuss, or we' ll never get a seam to lay straight | |
| And I keep it clean as I can adjust | |
| Adjust the machine in a mattress plus | |
| I never did need for a padded | |
| Just some good restraints and my bedside manner | |
| When I ran out of thread, I couldn' t let go | |
| But that' s not sewing, that' s, that' s just poking holes | |
| When I ran out of thread, I couldn' t let go | |
| But that' s not sewing, that' s, that' s just poking holes |