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Walking south along my mouth
Through the heart that's hard to start
I know it's nothing the woman cried
So you're leaving you did not lie
The broken light bulb that's glowing still
The morning after the sickness pill
And i feel that it will change
It will change
I think it's going to rain today
And i hope that it will change
It will change
Washing all of my blues away
The old drunk man who once had plans
No one left now to hold his hand
Priests are calling no happy bells
Can't make a difference from life to hell
He was trapped in a desert
Waiting for his friends
He was trapped in a desert
With no defence
And when his will to live had all but gone
He found some water to carry on
Through the heart that's hard to start
I know it's nothing the woman cried
So you're leaving you did not lie
The broken light bulb that's glowing still
The morning after the sickness pill
And i feel that it will change
It will change
I think it's going to rain today
And i hope that it will change
It will change
Washing all of my blues away
The old drunk man who once had plans
No one left now to hold his hand
Priests are calling no happy bells
Can't make a difference from life to hell
He was trapped in a desert
Waiting for his friends
He was trapped in a desert
With no defence
And when his will to live had all but gone
He found some water to carry on
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Track duration: 03:44
"Desert" as written by Dorival Tostes/pinheiro Caymmi
Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group
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