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The Body
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The Body
I’m sorry Momma but I can’t come back.
I’m heading down to the railroad tracks.
I’ve got to get out of this place.
Got my shoes tied tight, but it’s getting dark.
There’s a moon out tonight, I didn’t make it that far.
I’m so alone and I’m so afraid.
And I know, I’m bound to go, where the Castle River flows.
Will you love me tomorrow?
And they’ll say, you love me like a sailor out to sea.
Will you love me tomorrow?
Oh I wish you’d stand by me.
I had a dream that I had friends.
We built a treehouse, we were real cool kids.
And we thought it would always be this way.
The big kids didn’t stand a chance.
We stuck together through the thick and thin.
And we promised we would never be afraid.
And I know, I’m bound to go, where the Castle River flows.
Will you love me tomorrow?
And they’ll say, you love me like a sailor out to sea.
Will you love me tomorrow?
Oh I wish you’d stand by me.
Oh I wish you’d stand by me.
And I know, I’m bound to go, where the Castle River flows.
Will you love me tomorrow?
And they’ll say, you love me like a sailor out to sea.
Will you love me tomorrow?
Oh I wish you’d stand by me.
Oh I wish you’d stand by me.
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