Death And Hell

	  		

Verse 1:
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	She stepped down from her carriage at 10 Vermillon Street  
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	I took off my roustabout and slung it to her feet  
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	We went into her parlor and she cooled me with her fan  
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	But said i'll go no further with a fantasy makin' man 
 
  
  
Verse 2:
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	I said i'd walk on Ponchatrain for what you have today  
            E                                               A    
	Just to drink from your deep well and i'll be on my way  
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	She laughed and heaven filled the room said this i give to you  
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	This body's wisdom is the flesh,but here's a thing or two 
 

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	Death and hell are never full  
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	And neither are the eyes of men  
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	Cats can fly from nine stories high  
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	And pigs can see the wind
  
   
Verse 3:
 
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	She let me make my pallet in the moonlight on the floor  
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	Just outside of paradise but right in hell's back door  
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	The image of her nibbled at the eye of my soul  
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	My dreams were a hurricane and quite out of control 
 
  
	  
Verse 4:
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	Then her voice came through the storm it's more than flesh i deal  
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	You will have to pay for any wisdom that you steal  
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	I awoke to tinted windows and lavender and red  
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	The first station of the cross is just above my head  
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	I awoke to gargoyles and a hard bench for my bed  
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	Jesus Christ and Pontias Pilate were just above my head  
  
  
          D        E        D      A     
	Death and hell are never full  
              D              E       A  
	And neither are the eyes of men  
          D       E        D            A      
	Cats can fly from nine stories high  
                      E        D  
	And pigs can see the wind