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Bonnie Raitt ~ Too Long At The Fair


too long at the fair Jesus cried, wept and died I guess he went up to heaven I've been downtown such a long, long time I'll never make it home by seven Won't you come & take me home I've been too long at the fair And, lord, i just can't stand it anymore Well i went down to chason's Walked 'til my feet got sore I never knew what laughin' was 'til you walked out the door Won't you come and take me home I've been too long at the fair And, lord, i just can't stand it anymore Well, you can give my soul to abraham Give my soul to saul Give my bones to canada My feet they don't hurt at all I don't know who made the highway I guess that's just my pride But i have heard the prince of darkness On his charger ride The silver blade is gleamin' The scales are in his hands I swear another night is fallin', Don't you lose another man Won't you come and take me home I've been too long at the fair And, lord, i just can't stand it anymore more free lyrics

too long at the fair

Jesus cried, wept and died
I guess he went up to heaven
I've been downtown such a long, long time
I'll never make it home by seven
Won't you come & take me home
I've been too long at the fair
And, lord, i just can't stand it anymore

Well i went down to chason's
Walked 'til my feet got sore
I never knew what laughin' was
'til you walked out the door
Won't you come and take me home
I've been too long at the fair
And, lord, i just can't stand it anymore

Well, you can give my soul to abraham
Give my soul to saul
Give my bones to canada
My feet they don't hurt at all

I don't know who made the highway
I guess that's just my pride
But i have heard the prince of darkness
On his charger ride

The silver blade is gleamin'
The scales are in his hands
I swear another night is fallin',
Don't you lose another man
Won't you come and take me home
I've been too long at the fair
And, lord, i just can't stand it anymore

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