Tori Amos Datura Lyrics

Get out of my garden

Passsion vine
Texas sage
Indigo spires salvia
Conferderate jasmine
Royal cape plumbago
Arica palm
Pygmy date palm
Snow-on-the-mountain
Pink Powderpuff
Datura
Crinum lily
St. Christopher's lily
Silver dollar eucalytus
White african iris
Katie's cham ruella
Variegated shell finger
Florida coontie
Datura
Ming fern
Sword fern
Dianella
Walking iris
Chocolate cherries allamanda
Awabuki viburnum

Is there room in my heart
For you to follow your heart
And not need more blood
From the tip of your star

Is there room in my hear
For you to follow your heart
And not need more blood
From the tip of your star

Walking iris
Chocolate cherries allamanda
Awabuki viburnun
Natal plum
Black magic ti
Mexican bush sage
Gumbo limbo
Golden shrimp
Belize shrimp
Senna
Weeping sabicu
Golden shower tree
Golden trumpet tree Bird of paradise
Come in
Variegated shell ginger
Datura
Lonicera
Red velvet costus
Xanadu philodendron
Snow queen hibiscus
Frangipani
Frangipani
Bleeding heart
Persian shield
Cat's whiskers
Royal palm
Sweet alyssum
Petting bamboo
Orange jasmine
Clitoria blue pea
Downy jasmine
Datura
Frangipani
Frangipani

Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Piece by Piece
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Piece by Piece
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Piece by Piece
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Piece by Piece
Dividing Canaan
Piece by Piece
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Piece by Piece
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan
Dividing Canaan

Who wrote Datura lyrics?

Datura is written by Amos Tori.

When was Datura released?

Datura is first released on January 01, 1999 as part of Tori Amos's album "To Venus and Back" which includes 24 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.

Which genre is Datura?

Datura falls under the genre Rock.

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