Lyrics:

I think you're sick, and the silent treatment Isn't clearing up the illness you've conceived I had to leave, you know just what you've done And keep doing The sleeping in circles, baby My God how dizzy you must be Well I saw the devil in you And I heard him too In the reasons that you're calling me Just set me free, don't know If I'm asking that Of you or me I know that we don't have to talk But I just don't know why I do When all I hear is the backdrop of The holes in which your lungs and liver dwell Which of my friends you're eying down In some strange attempt at sick revenge to try and make me see what I've been missing And it just might work

Lyrics:

For ten long years she was my bride. 'Round her neck, she wore my ring. I used to fix her meals for her, and listen when she'd sing. One evening when we were sleeping, nary a foot apart, when I awoke my heart was broke because her's would not start. I held her mouth to mouth. We lay mouth to mouth. My Lord, I felt so lonesome, when I lowered her down. I dug a little hole for her, beneath the bamboo shoots. And I wrapped her up in a bathroom towel and laid her beside the roots. I spoke the good Lord's prayer for her, I stroked her golden hair. Then I scooped her up from beneath the ground 'cuz I couldn't see her there. I held her mouth to mouth. We lay mouth to mouth. My Lord, I felt so lonesome, when I lowered her down. I held her mouth to mouth. We lay mouth to mouth. My Lord, I felt so lonesome, as I lowered her down. I held her mouth to mouth. We lay mouth to mouth. My Lord, I felt so lonesome, as I lowered her down.