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Going Down
03:17
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what you got for me is buried
that's why we're going down
and what i got for you
i cannot talk about
that's why we're going down
and there'll be no holding hands on the beach
no vacations to Paree
no dancing cheek to cheek
but darling don't be sad
because i think i got a plan
that's why we're going down
i dug a hole where no one would think to go
because we're going down
and i disguised it
with mud and leaves and sticks
because we're going down
and nobody else gets a say
our love is here to stay
as long as i can be with you it's a lovely day
so take a moonlit stroll with me
underneath the trees
because we're going down
and nobody else gets a say
our love is here to stay
making love with you day and night and night and day
i'll lick the blood off of your cuts
our eyes will adjust
because we're going down
because we're going down
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Mount Moriah
04:04
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your skin
granite
water drips down your neck
only i can see it
vines
vines twined around
the crown of your head
a monument
only i can see it
on your knees down in the ivy
watching with your stony eye
and when i'm dead
lay me in the grass to rest
and when i'm dead
lay me at your feet to rest
where only you can see it
you'll be with me
you'll be with me until i'm sand
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