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Until The Water Runs Clean

from Until The Water Runs Clean by Pete Webber

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lyrics

Come walk with me along the banks, love.

For the the things I'm about to say

I want to beg for the devil to take me away.

All that remains is just pieces

That I cling to and cut myself on

I want to sweep them away and be done.



Until the water runs clean

I would bathe all your wounds

Until the water runs clean

But the water will never run clean for me.



Come walk with me along the banks, love.

For the the things I'm about to say

You know I beg the devil to take me away.

All that remains is just pieces

And sometimes i wish they were gone

We're gonna sweep them away and be done.



Until the water runs clean

I would bathe all your wounds

Until the water runs clean

But the water will never run clean for me.

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from Until The Water Runs Clean, released November 3, 2014
Pete Webber - banjo, vocal
Simon 'Jack' Carver - cajon
Billy Fuller - double-bass, percussion, backing vocals

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