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Marrow Lyrics by Loosegoats

Her, the City et Al

2001

And when the marrow turns its back on you
Remember where it all begain
And then the sunrise will come differently
Only to set the same again
I swear, my fair, won't let you down
I swear I swear I swear this town
And these nine years have all so quickly passed
Since this here three year stay begain
So now I swear to you it won't be long
Untill I think that thought again
I swear tonight I swore this town
And many new bricks were laid down
As a crowd cheared a fathеr was teared and sevеral beings passed
Some were rejoiced others unvoiced and this will always last
I looked up at you from the wooden chair
..and if I've ever seen the rain...
Then for a moment I saw lovefilled air
Only to dissappear again
I swore I wouldn't hold you down
So many corners to turn round...
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Loosegoats

Loosegoats

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"Marrow" appears on "Her, the City et Al" in 2001.

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