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Bring Me Your Tea Lyrics by The Elms

The Chess Hotel

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I've been working on the land, hon - sun got to me
Think I may be dying. Bring me your tea
Sheep in the thicket, fruit on the tree
I work 'till I'm bleeding. Bring me your tea
Copper is the trade now. Who'd ever think
There are men finding money down in the drink
My gun is more faithful than I'll ever be
If war has me thirsty, bring me your tea
I don't get no opinion with four mouths to feed
I'd sell off my future to get what we need
This is my burden. It's all I can see
If life has me weary, bring me your tea
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About “Bring Me Your Tea” by The Elms

Read the complete lyrics to "Bring Me Your Tea" by The Elms from the album "The Chess Hotel". 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 Pop.

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"Bring Me Your Tea" appears on "The Chess Hotel".

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