Dixie Babylon Songtext
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Dixie Babylon Songtext
We went down to the old part of town
By the stinking canal and the cotton mill
Under a ghetto palm, with her bicycle shorts on
With a gesture, she said to me
"I really must confess
I′d like to get undressed with you"
And though the thought had never really crossed my mind
Oh, but that was a lie
So I went along
We went out under the turning leaves
And the fetid earth, it was damp and cool
Well, autumn's feeble light on her salty neck
All innocence, it was lost
I really must confess
I′m feeling quite distressed
My stars are always crossed
But I have always taken more than I have given back
And as a matter of fact, I've given nothing up
By the stinking canal and the cotton mill
Under a ghetto palm, with her bicycle shorts on
With a gesture, she said to me
"I really must confess
I′d like to get undressed with you"
And though the thought had never really crossed my mind
Oh, but that was a lie
So I went along
We went out under the turning leaves
And the fetid earth, it was damp and cool
Well, autumn's feeble light on her salty neck
All innocence, it was lost
I really must confess
I′m feeling quite distressed
My stars are always crossed
But I have always taken more than I have given back
And as a matter of fact, I've given nothing up
Writer(s): John Hickman, David Charls Lowery Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

