C This postcard tells you where we've beenG And dirty dreams of pious menF Who wake in fear but sleep againG With what they've doneC With what they've doneG With all they've doneC Some prophet died but wrote it downG Our serpent bell is on the groundF And all the ladies singing loud:G "Hallelujah"C "Hallelujah"G "Hallelujah"F G The meadow birds have found the bones of righteous menC G Like ragged clothes, like precious stonesF G And fell like evil in the end, in aid of themC G Those evil men, those perfect menC Some knuckle broken on diseaseG Which pulled a preacher off his kneesF A callous whisper through the treesG Blows: "patience boy"C "More patience boy"G "More patience boy"C And watch her children by the flameG The ones you gave your father's nameF Whose evil and his love remainedG Inside you boyC Inside you boyG Inside you boyF G The meadow birds have found the bones of righteous menC G Like ragged clothes, like precious stonesF G And fell like evil in the end, in aid of themC G Those evil men, those perfect menC We'll sing a song we've never heardG Formed out of small forsaken wordsF And all the while that this occursG We’ll love you allC We’ll love you allG We’ll love you allC And for the beauty that we've lostG The measured time for love it costF Despite our feelings for the crossG We love you allC We love you allG We love you all
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