THE PRIBATA IDAHO - That Kind Of Pity
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lyrics
I felt a kind of pity
And all that sort of things
I took the law into my own hands
And the events that led up to the war
I lay where I have fallen
It didn’t lie with me
I should like more time
I should like to know why
I felt it getting hot
A page littered with mistakes
But, just how many I don’t know
Because I told them to go away
I lay where I have fallen
It didn’t lie with me
I should like more time
I should like to know why
I’m not one to take things lying down
Although I live on hope
And even if
The words don’t fit
Together, I promise
I won’t walk away
That and nothing else
It’s all that I can say
But you don’t forget
I’ll do my level best
I felt about in the dark
Trailing behind broken dreams
Where the plants grow in the ground
Although everything’s really as it seems
I lay where I have fallen
It didn’t lie with me
I should like more time
I should like to know why
I’m not one to take things lying down
Although I live on hope
And even if
The words don’t fit
Together, I promise
I won’t walk away
That and nothing else
It’s all that I can say
But you don’t forget
I’ll do my level best
And all that sort of things
I took the law into my own hands
And the events that led up to the war
I lay where I have fallen
It didn’t lie with me
I should like more time
I should like to know why
I felt it getting hot
A page littered with mistakes
But, just how many I don’t know
Because I told them to go away
I lay where I have fallen
It didn’t lie with me
I should like more time
I should like to know why
I’m not one to take things lying down
Although I live on hope
And even if
The words don’t fit
Together, I promise
I won’t walk away
That and nothing else
It’s all that I can say
But you don’t forget
I’ll do my level best
I felt about in the dark
Trailing behind broken dreams
Where the plants grow in the ground
Although everything’s really as it seems
I lay where I have fallen
It didn’t lie with me
I should like more time
I should like to know why
I’m not one to take things lying down
Although I live on hope
And even if
The words don’t fit
Together, I promise
I won’t walk away
That and nothing else
It’s all that I can say
But you don’t forget
I’ll do my level best
credits
from Supermarket,
released May 12, 1998
Ernesto González Rodríguez © Elefant Publishing
Ernesto González Rodríguez © Elefant Publishing
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