New independent artist Deborah's Child releases her debut song/video "Margaret's Hymn." Cutting straight to the heart with her spoken 'don't eff with me' lyrics, the singer/ songwriter launches into a jolting anthemic chorus "please get out of my face" - fusing lo-fi beats with 90s' garage rock-inspired vocals.

The peculiar visuals for "Margaret's Hymn" mirror the DIY spirit found in the song. The video is full of familiar faces and the artist requests that they kindly get out of hers. From The Sonny Angel Sisters, Mr. Mount Rushmore, a Jokesta from the 1940's, several anonymous crying men, and a special guest appearance from the one and only Miss Mona Lisa, the video has an intoxicating visual to match each of its lyrics.

"'Margaret's Hymn" kind of sounds like if Eminem grew up attending catholic girls school," says Deborah's Child.

Watch the Brooke Danaher directed video for “Margaret’s Hymn” below, stream the single on your preferred music service, and connect with Deborah’s Child on IG.

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