Bury Me Deep In Love
(David McComb)
Bury Me Deep In Love is a duet with the australian singer Jimmy Little
Bury me deep in love
Bury me deep in love
Take me in, under your wing
Bury me deep in love
There's a chapel deep in a valley
For travelling strangers in distress
It's nestled among the ghosts of the pines
Under the shadow of a precipice
When a lonesome climbing figure
Slips and loses grip
Tumbles into a crevice
To his icy mountain crypt
Bury him deep in love, bury him deep in love
Take him in, under your wing
Bury him deep in love
When the rock below is shaking
The heart inside is quaking
How long this cold dark night is taking
Bury me deep in love
Bury me deep in love, bury me deep in love
Take me in, under your skin
Bury me deep in love
And the little congregation gathers
Prays for guidance from above
They sing, "Hear our meditation
Lead us not into temptation
But give us some kind of explanation
Bury us deep in love
You may lose me on the east face
You may lose me on the west
I may be covered over in the night
Bury me deep in your love yes
Bury me deep in love. bury me deep in love
Take me in, hide me under your skin
Bury me deep in love
Bury me deep in love
darling bury me deep in your love
Deeper and deeper, deeper and deeper
Bury me deep in love
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