
Date of issue: 14.10.1994
Record label: Red House
Song language: English
Sadness |
Sadness come to my house |
With a stinking bouquet |
Smiled with her thin gray lips |
And said, «Honey, I’m home to stay.» |
And I said |
«Go away and leave me alone |
Go away and leave me.» |
She handed me rotgut whiskey |
And a lit cigarette |
Danced all around my room and said |
«Are we having fun yet?» |
She took off her party dress |
And her tear stained brassiere |
Came so close I could smell her |
And said «Kiss me here and here.» |
She lay down on my bed |
And open her thin legs |
Raised up her arms and said |
«Honey, I ain’t too proud to beg.» |
She said, «Don't you remember |
What you did to that one, to the other one, too? |
Well, I’ve just come to do exactly |
The very same thing to you.» |
I said, «I'm gonna get out my shotgun |
I’m gonna get out my Bowie knife — |
And if you don’t clear on outta here |
I’ll kill you within an inch of your life.» |
She said, «Honey, I’ve come to love you |
I’m gonna hook you 'til you burn — |
And then I’ll go and you will never know |
Just when I may return.» |
I will go out in the mountains |
Way out in the desert somewhere |
Where the sun shines down on rocks and bushes |
And there ain’t no Sadness there |
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