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Cat Power ~ S. Walker


I can hear - voices in the water Coming up like - smoke brings the wind I have to take some time - to relocate that house of mine I think i must lost it in the river They see things so different To green eyes they give nothing away Do you think now at last You can tell me No you won't - give away Crush snow on my face Feels like burning And birds blackface singing in the tree If i got myself a gun Then i could shoot down everyone Maybe i've just invented some religeon I saw father dancing with his daughter And the music singing softly on the breeze I can't see an end - salvation anywhere Think i'll wait here if he comes he comes down the river Think i'll wait here if he comes he comes down the river I've heard all this before Already i know A lost soul - i won't say anymore more free lyrics

I can hear - voices in the water
Coming up like - smoke brings the wind
I have to take some time - to relocate that house of mine
I think i must lost it in the river
They see things so different
To green eyes they give nothing away
Do you think now at last
You can tell me
No you won't - give away
Crush snow on my face
Feels like burning
And birds blackface singing in the tree
If i got myself a gun
Then i could shoot down everyone
Maybe i've just invented some religeon
I saw father dancing with his daughter
And the music singing softly on the breeze
I can't see an end - salvation anywhere
Think i'll wait here if he comes he comes down the river
Think i'll wait here if he comes he comes down the river
I've heard all this before
Already i know
A lost soul - i won't say anymore

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