Bill Callahan - The Wheel lyrics
[Bill Callahan - The Wheel lyrics]
Time for my meal of wood
To make my home, Lord
In a stable spoke, Lord
Inside a turning wheel would be good
To make my home, Lord
In a stable spoke, Lord
Inside a turning wheel bound for good
The woodbee tries to find purchase
On a turning spoke from Memphis to Potomac
Never giving up hope
I'd die in your jails, Lord
You'd die by my laws, Lord
I think you got it worse no rebel I, Lord
I follow the river when I'm lost
When I'm lost
The wheel has turned one more circle
The payload is now immense
So climb aboard, all, climb aboard
Because the heavier we get
The heavier we get the harder we crush 'em
The heavier we get the heavier we get
The harder we crush 'em
The wagon rolls like an old millstone
Driving bad deeds six feet deep
To make my home, Lord
In a stable spoke, Lord
Inside a turning wheel would be good
To make my home, Lord
In a stable spoke, Lord
Inside a turning wheel bound for good
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