Red Rover
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Red Rover
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There's a pool of blood
Where my heart used to be
And it's deeper than the deepest, blackest sea
And it's thicker than that sweet Texas tea
You used to drown me in
Now you drown me out
Drown me out
Red Rover, send her over
Send her away from me
She's too far gone to comfort, she's too hungry to feed
I can't be your Jesus, I'm not the man you need
Leave her in the jungle, let her bleed
Let her bleed out
There's a hornet's nest
Where my mind used to be
Two white tablets so my weeping eyes can sleep
Two more glasses then I've had enough to drink
I fought the current
But now I think I'm sinking
Sinking in
There's a pool of blood
Where my heart used to be
'Cause this is what you have done
To me.
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Amy Bleu performs "Red Rover", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Bleu catalog on LyroVerse.
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