Dātura Tori Amos

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[Verse 1]
Passion vine, Texas sage
Indigo spires saliva (Get out of my garden)
Confederate jasmine
Royal cape plumbago
Areca palm, pygmy date palm (Garden)
Snow-on-the-mountain
Pink Powderpuff, Dātura
Crinum lily, St. Christopher lily (Garden)
Silver dollar eucalyptus
White African iris, white African iris (G-g-g-g-garden)
Katie's cham ruellia
Variegated shell ginger, Florida coontie, Dātura (Gar...)
Ming fern, sword fern, dianella
Walking iris, Chocolate cherries allamanda (Gar..., gar-gar-gar-gar-gar...)
Awabuki viburnum

[Bridge]
Is there room enough
For you to follow your heart
And not need more blood
From the tip of your star?
Is there room enough
For you to follow your heart
And not need more blood
From the tip of your star?

"Dātura" by Tori Amos, released in 1996, is a #Alternative song exploring themes of desire, transformation, and the complexities of femininity. The lyrics reflect a journey through pain and healing, using vivid imagery. Musically, it features haunting piano melodies and ethereal vocals, embodying a mystical quality that resonates with listeners.

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