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Aaron Neville ~ Down Into Muddy Waters


(dennis linde) Now you left me here and went out on the town I don't know when i've been so down The sky is dark, The moon is blue I don't know what i'm gonna do It's like i'm falling down into muddy water Well the national anthem has come and gone, I still got the tv on, And white noise, A blue moon, Sitting here waiting up on you, It's like i'm falling down into muddy water The clock on the wall keeps rollin' on, 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock, 5 Baby, you still ain't home Well, i've fought some sleep, in a straight back chair Morning comes and you still ain't here, Roll on, i've had enough, Holding on to faithless love, It's like i'm falling down into muddy water. The clock on the wall keeps rollin' on, 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock, 5 And baby, you still ain't home, Now you left me here and went out on the town, I don't know when i've been so down, The sky is dark, The moon is blue, I don't know what i'm gonna do, It's like i'm falling down into muddy water It's like i'm falling down into muddy water I'm falling down into muddy water I'm falling down into muddy water I'm falling down into muddy water I'm falling down into muddy water I'm falling down into muddy water more free lyrics

(dennis linde)

Now you left me here and went out on the town
I don't know when i've been so down
The sky is dark,
The moon is blue
I don't know what i'm gonna do
It's like i'm falling down into muddy water

Well the national anthem has come and gone,
I still got the tv on,
And white noise,
A blue moon,
Sitting here waiting up on you,
It's like i'm falling down into muddy water

The clock on the wall keeps rollin' on,
2 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock, 5
Baby, you still ain't home

Well, i've fought some sleep, in a straight back chair
Morning comes and you still ain't here,
Roll on, i've had enough,
Holding on to faithless love,
It's like i'm falling down into muddy water.

The clock on the wall keeps rollin' on,
2 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock, 5
And baby, you still ain't home,
Now you left me here and went out on the town,
I don't know when i've been so down,
The sky is dark,
The moon is blue,
I don't know what i'm gonna do,
It's like i'm falling down into muddy water
It's like i'm falling down into muddy water
I'm falling down into muddy water
I'm falling down into muddy water
I'm falling down into muddy water
I'm falling down into muddy water
I'm falling down into muddy water

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