Lyrics The Walk to the God House - Dan Reeder

The Walk to the God House - Dan Reeder
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Walk to the God House, artist - Dan Reeder. Album song This New Century, in the genre Музыка мира
Date of issue: 21.04.2016
Record label: Oh Boy
Song language: English

The Walk to the God House

The walk to the god house seems to take forever
People seldom go that way, the path is like a cemetery
Groups tend to string out over miles
'Cause the people want to just be left alone
And the walk to the god house
Often ends in disappointment
'Cause the gods there don’t move anymore
They sit on the same damp stones
In the same damp glass cages
Just like they sat there a hundred years before
The walk to the god house seems to take forever
People seldom go that way, the path is like a cemetery
Groups tend to string out over miles
'Cause the people want to just be left alone
And the walk to the god house often ends in a picnic
The people try to break that god house spell
'Cause it always leaves them empty
And it always leaves them hungry
And it always leaves them feeling unwell
The walk to the god house seems to take forever
People seldom go that way, the path is like a cemetery
Groups tend to string out over miles
'Cause the people want to just be left alone
'Cause the people want to just be left alone
'Cause the people want to just be left alone
'Cause the people want to just be left alone

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Artist lyrics: Dan Reeder