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Afghan Whigs, The ~ If I Were Going


(dulli) What should i tell her? She's going to ask If i ignore it, it gets uncomfortable She'll want to argue about the past Still i think she believes me Every word i say I think i'm starting to believe it all myself Go ask the gentlemen who play it But hate to pay And it don't bleed, and it don't breathe It's locked its jaws & now it's swallowing It's in our heart, it's in our heads It's in our love, baby, it's in our bed It holds my arms down, sits upon my chest It waves its finger at me every night & day And it don't rest And it don't breathe and it don't bleed It's locked its jaws and now it's swallowing It's all a lie, it's nearly dead It's in our hope, baby, it's in our bed more free lyrics

(dulli)

What should i tell her?
She's going to ask
If i ignore it, it gets uncomfortable
She'll want to argue about the past
Still i think she believes me
Every word i say
I think i'm starting to believe it all myself
Go ask the gentlemen who play it
But hate to pay
And it don't bleed, and it don't breathe
It's locked its jaws & now it's swallowing
It's in our heart, it's in our heads
It's in our love, baby, it's in our bed
It holds my arms down, sits upon my chest
It waves its finger at me every night & day
And it don't rest
And it don't breathe and it don't bleed
It's locked its jaws and now it's swallowing
It's all a lie, it's nearly dead
It's in our hope, baby, it's in our bed

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