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I went out walking the other day
 The wind hung wet around my neck
 My head it rung with screams and groans
 From the night I spent amongst her bones
 I past beside the mission house
 Where that mad old buzzard, the reverend,
 Shrieked and flapped about life after your dead
 Well, I thought about my friend, Michel
 How they rolled him in linoleum
 And shot him in the neck
 A bloody halo, like a think-bubble
 Circling his head
 And I bellowed at the firmament
 Looks like the rains are hear to stay
 And the rain pissed down upon me
 And washed me all away
 Saying
 Papa won't leave you, Henry
 Papa won't leave you, Boy
 Papa won't leave you, Henry
 Papa won't leave you, Boy
 Well, the road is long
 And the road is hard
 And many fall by the side
 But Papa won't leave you, Henry
 So there ain't no need to cry
 
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 
 Well, the moon it looked exhausted
 Like something you should pity
 Spent an age-spotted
 Above the sizzling wires of the city
 Well, it reminded me of her face
 Her bleached and hungry eyes
 Her hair was like a curtain
 Falling open with the laughter
 And closing with the lies
 But the ghost of her still lingers on
 Though she's passed through me
 And is gone
 The slum dogs, they are barking
 And the rain children on the streets
 And the tears that we will weep today
 Will all be washed away
 By the tears that we will weep again tomorrow
 Papa won't leave you, Henry
 Papa won't leave you, Boy
 Papa won't leave you, Henry
 Papa won't leave you, Boy
 For the road is long
 And the road is hard
 And many fall by the side
 But Papa won't leave you, Henry
 So there ain't no need to cry
 
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 
 And I came upon a little house
 A little house upon a hill
 And I entered through, the curtain hissed
 Into the house with its blood-red bowels
 Where wet-lipped women with greasy fists
 Crawled the ceilings and the walls
 They filled me full of drink
 And led me round the rooms
 Naked and cold and grinning
 Until everything went black
 And I came down spinning
 I awoke so drunk and full of rage
 That I could hardly speak
 A fag in a whale-bone corset
 Draping his dick across my cheek
 And its into the shame
 And its into a guilt
 And its into the fucking fray
 And the walls ran red around me
 A warm arterial spray
 Saying
 Papa won't leave you, Henry
 Papa won't leave you, Boy
 Papa won't leave you, Henry
 Papa won't leave you, Boy
 Well, the night is dark
 And the night is deep
 And its jaws are open wide
 But Papa won't leave you, Henry
 So there ain't no need to cry
 
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 
 It's the rainy season where I'm living
 Death comes leaping out of every doorway
 Wasting you for money, for your clothes
 And for your nothing
 Entire towns being washed away
 Favelas exploding on inflammable spillways
 Lynch-mobs, death squads, babies being born without brains
 The mad heat and the relentless rains
 And if you stick your arm into that hole
 It comes out sheared off to the bone
 And with her kisses bubbling on my lips
 I swiped the rain and nearly missed
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 Singing
 Papa won't leave you, Henry
 Papa won't leave you, Boy
 Papa won't leave you, Henry
 Papa won't leave you, Boy
 Well, the road is long
 And the road is hard
 And many fall by the side
 But Papa won't leave you, Henry
 So there ain't no need to cry
 
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 And I went on down the road
 He went on down the road
 Bent Beneath my heavy load
 Under his heavy load
 Yeah, I went on down the road
 Yeah, he went on down the road
 
 Woah, woah
 Woah, woah
 Woah, woah
 Woah, woah
 And I went on down that road 
            
 
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