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Bad News From Home

Bad News From Home lyrics by Randy Newman. High on a cliff in Mexico Staring down at the rocks and the sea below I can hear the church bells ring I can hear...

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Bad News From Home

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High on a cliff in Mexico

Staring down at the rocks and the sea below

I can hear the church bells ring

I can hear the choir

I remember the night she left

I drove to the station in the pouring rain

Sat all night behind my big iron desk

The oil on the water made a rainbow

At the end of this bone-white gravel road

They both lie sleeping on a feather bed

And her hair is black as the sky at night

But her eyes are gray like the moon

You can run but you can't hide

You can run but you can't hide

You said you love me but I know you lied

You said you love me but I know you lied

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