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Mexico Lyrics by The Staves

Dead & Born & Grown

2012

Take it back or let me go
It's better if I tell you so
I hurt you once before and I'll do it again
Everyone I know is gone and I don't even know myself
I'm saving up to take a trip to Mexico
I heard it's the place to go
I want to see the colours of another sky
Carry me home on your shoulders
Lower me onto my bed
Show me the night that I dreamed about before
Lover you may cause me tears
Drag me through the best of years
You'll never know any of the songs I wrote
Older than a year or two, but I love you so
Oh, carry me home on your shoulders
Lower me onto my bed
Show me the night that I dreamed about before
Carry me home on your shoulders
Lower me onto my bed
Show me the night that I dreamed about before
Lover you may cause me tears
Drag me through the best of years
But I love you so
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About “Mexico” by The Staves

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"Mexico" is credited to The Staves. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Mexico" appears on "Dead & Born & Grown" in 2012.

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