Song parody of
How To Say (That Raw One)
by Ethan Hunt
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I came into a forrest
Of all solid ground
But too many sinners
Had hurried and found
You burnt in rhythyms
If only they knew
How much I tried
To go Bury you
Time keep on slipping slipping away
And you never learned how to say
Love sinks its teeth in
And rings out your heart
Still keeps on knowing
Knowing when to start
Oh how I long
For the steel and the day
Because only they'll know
How much I'll pay
Pay for the flowers
And dirt on the ground
Just so they'll know
It's real dirt I have found
Time keep on slipping slipping away
And you never learned how to say
Love sinks its teeth in
And rings out your heart
Still keeps on knowing
Knowing when to start
Sing me a river
And make it a song
Tell me what's missing
But never what's wrong
Give me a minute
Or a year or a day
Just enough time
To learn how to say
Time keep on slipping slipping away
And you never learned how to say
Love sinks its teeth in
And rings out your heart
Still keeps on knowing
Knowing when to start
I came into a forrest
Of all solid ground
But too many sinners
Had hurried and found
You burnt in rhythyms
If only they knew
How much I tried
To go Bury you
Time keep on slipping slipping away
And you never learned how to say
Love sinks its teeth in
And rings out your heart
Still keeps on knowing
Knowing when to start
Oh how I long
For the steel and the day
Because only they'll know
How much I'll pay
Pay for the flowers
And dirt on the ground
Just so they'll know
It's real dirt I have found
Time keep on slipping slipping away
And you never learned how to say
Love sinks its teeth in
And rings out your heart
Still keeps on knowing
Knowing when to start
Sing me a river
And make it a song
Tell me what's missing
But never what's wrong
Give me a minute
Or a year or a day
Just enough time
To learn how to say
Time keep on slipping slipping away
And you never learned how to say
Love sinks its teeth in
And rings out your heart
Still keeps on knowing
Knowing when to start
