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Slow Death March Lyrics by Joseph Huber

Bury Me Where I Fall

2010

[Verse 1]
Oh won't you come and follow me?
Won't you come and lay your head
Where the dead pray for the living
And the living pray for dead?
We'll sit at our inner table
And break our poisoned bread
Where the dead pray for the living
And the living pray for dead
[Verse 2]
Oh, come into the desert
So desolate, so bare
A land to match our souls
And to match our vacant stares
We'll write our weepin' song
In the stones we gather there
To read from the highest Heaven
For men, they do not care
[Verse 3]
Oh won't you come and follow me?
Won't you come and lay your head
Where the dead pray for the living
And the living pray for dead?
We'll make our home the wilderness
The multitudes have fled
Where the dead pray for the living
And the living pray for dead
[Verse 4]
Yes, come into the desert
We too will be the sand
Blow in every direction
Ever at the wind's command
We'll see not with our eyes
The good and just have taken them
So see this world we wander
Ever through our hollowed hands
[Verse 1]
Oh won't you come and follow me?
Won't you come and lay your head
Where the dead pray for the living
And the living pray for dead?
We'll set our inner table
And break our poisoned bread
Where the dead pray for the living
And the living pray for dead
Credits
Joseph Huber

Joseph Huber

About “Slow Death March” by Joseph Huber

Read the complete lyrics to "Slow Death March" by Joseph Huber from the album "Bury Me Where I Fall" in 2010. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Folk, Alternative Country, Country.

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"Slow Death March" is credited to Joseph Huber. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Slow Death March" appears on "Bury Me Where I Fall" in 2010.

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