A Bitter Suite

from The Hangdog Hymnal by Matt Hamer and the Ramshackle Sound

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Take my address off of Wall Street
Rip the Rolex off my wrist
I’ll keep the time with my own footsteps
I’ll beat the earth with my own fists

Cause comfort is a pillowed pistol
A prison caked in luxury
I forget divine provision
Every time I delve too deep

If you let my hairs grow grey
Which ones would say I loved you well?
If you let my hairs grow grey
Which ones would say they turned because I loved myself?

A panoramic, painted skyline
Reminded me that I love you
What a blessed, wretched man am I
Cause I could never choose you on my own

If you let my hairs grow grey
Which ones would say I loved you well?
If you let my hairs grow grey
Which ones would say they turned because I loved myself?

It’s a bitter suite
Singing love songs with your heart divided
Yeah it’s a bitter suite
Singing love songs with your heart divided
With your heart divided

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from The Hangdog Hymnal, released January 7, 2012

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