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Ash ~ What Deaner Was Talking About


(Ween) The washing's out, it's hanging up And all I had is nothing Nothing to do, nothing to say I think I must be dreaming The sun comes up and I'm all washed out Is this what Deaner was talking about? And I do not think I will ever return Again, my friend If I were king I'd wear a ring And never hurt my people I'd stay alert, and just to kill I might even slip you something The sun comes up and I'm all washed out Is this what Deaner was talking about? And I do not think I will ever return Again, my friend The sun comes up and I'm all washed out Is this what Deaner was talking about? And I do not think I will ever return Again, my friend I do not think I will ever return Again, my friend I do not think I will ever return Again, my friend more free lyrics

(Ween)

The washing's out, it's hanging up
And all I had is nothing
Nothing to do, nothing to say
I think I must be dreaming

The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talking about?
And I do not think I will ever return
Again, my friend

If I were king I'd wear a ring
And never hurt my people
I'd stay alert, and just to kill
I might even slip you something

The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talking about?
And I do not think I will ever return
Again, my friend

The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talking about?
And I do not think I will ever return
Again, my friend

I do not think I will ever return
Again, my friend
I do not think I will ever return
Again, my friend

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