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16 Horsepower ~ Pure Clob Road


Are you weary my friends Of my comin' 'round Draggin' my chains 'cross your floor You once had a stained glass look in your eye Well, not any more The train moves fast As i walk this track Carryin' sin in my sack Same in the front as it is in the rear He's taken our stripes on his back On down to here I cannot walk if you did not walk I cannot breathe if you did not breathe Sin in my marrow Well this road is so narrow No i cannot walk This road is pure clob On down to here I figured that i would fall Ye well i left it all Sin in my marrow Ye well this road is so narrow I cannot walk My lord this road is pure clob more free lyrics

Are you weary my friends
Of my comin' 'round
Draggin' my chains 'cross your floor
You once had a stained glass look in your eye
Well, not any more
The train moves fast
As i walk this track
Carryin' sin in my sack
Same in the front as it is in the rear
He's taken our stripes on his back
On down to here
I cannot walk if you did not walk
I cannot breathe if you did not breathe
Sin in my marrow
Well this road is so narrow
No i cannot walk
This road is pure clob
On down to here
I figured that i would fall
Ye well i left it all
Sin in my marrow
Ye well this road is so narrow
I cannot walk
My lord this road is pure clob

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