Oil dripping on my head
Let's go back to bed
Bring you back to me
Bring you back to me

Oil dripping on my head
Bringing you back
From the dead
From the dead

Here's wishing you were here with me
Here's wishing we could massage
History, history
I'm witness to what you do
Anything that you feel
In between, in between

You and me
You and me
Found at sea
Floating on debris

You're so close, close to me
You're so close, close to me

Oil dripping on my head
Let's go back to bed
Bring you back
Bring you back
From the dead
From the dead

Wishing you were here with me
Wishing you were here
Let's massage history
All the money's gone
All the money's gone
Funny it was never here
It was never here

Here's a song
Here's a song
To massage along
History along
Come with me
To the other side
Not everyone makes it out alive
Come with me
To the other side
Not everyone makes it out alive

I want you to suck my neck

Suck


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Massage the History Lyrics as written by Lee M Ranaldo Kim A Gordon

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    For the record, Kim says in her autobio/memoir that this is the only song she wrote about her and Thurston's relationship.

    smallwonderroboton March 17, 2015   Link

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