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Camper Van Beethoven ~ Come On Darkness


Come on slowly Won't you rise and come To the top of this hill Where the cool breeze spills Now that it's dusk Someone drive them off the street Let the pavements cool Come on now So come on love And lay your body down, next to mine 'cause what we're longing for has withered in the light Come on darkness Lay your body down on us We've been calling you for so long now We're weary of your name Come on blackness Let me breathe you in 'cause with this clattering and din we are calling you Brother, have you got a smoke Or baby, have you got a dime Seems like we're all a little down on our luck And baby if you're workin' now out in bakersfield At some honky-tonk they call the wagon wheel I feel swept and you feel rolled away So come on darkness, i need you today Come on blackness, let me breathe you in 'cause with this clattering and din i am calling you Come on darkness Come on darkness more free lyrics

Come on slowly
Won't you rise and come
To the top of this hill
Where the cool breeze spills
Now that it's dusk
Someone drive them off the street
Let the pavements cool
Come on now
So come on love
And lay your body down, next to mine
'cause what we're longing for has withered in the light
Come on darkness
Lay your body down on us
We've been calling you for so long now
We're weary of your name
Come on blackness
Let me breathe you in
'cause with this clattering and din we are calling you
Brother, have you got a smoke
Or baby, have you got a dime
Seems like we're all a little down on our luck
And baby if you're workin' now out in bakersfield
At some honky-tonk they call the wagon wheel
I feel swept and you feel rolled away
So come on darkness, i need you today
Come on blackness, let me breathe you in
'cause with this clattering and din i am calling you
Come on darkness
Come on darkness

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