Deep Down In My Heart
After my first marriage ended I had an affair with a married woman. During an argument with her husband she told him about it. He threw her out! She landed on my doorstep. I turned her away ! Not one of my proudest moments.
The backing track is a rave from the past by one of CCM’s founding fathers, which goes to prove that whilst love affairs come and go, great music goes on forever Well I can hear you as you move through our lives with your dirty little stories Your a purple proser with your carnal cravings and your husband waiting So you can take me with you until I’m bruised and busted never to be trusted Like a favourite quote from D H Lawrence with his talk of figs and figures Bodies that he’s wanted And a drawing from young Aubrey Beadesley with another member talking Not much strength for walking You’re stretching skin and juices performing acts intrusive Making me hot and bothered releasing thoughts condusive I am a soldier walking away from all your talking your constant squawking squawking Your liquid thoughts are turning my little legs to jelly and when you stroke my belly You are immune from love and holding hands and fawning sticky thoughts are dawning You want my lust and comfort you take it without warning after theres tea and biscuits Oh yes I think I’ll risk it So its a realisation that starts to get me shaking Trying to move away yet still live with yesterday Your wrapping thighs are active you say its only practise And that the real things better more oscillating measures More will be needed now
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"Deep Down In My Heart"
by Radioontheshelf 2018 - Licensed under Creative Commons Noncommercial Sampling Plus Click here for how to give credit and other conditions. Editorial pick“Deep Down In My Heart” is a deep warm mix with the influence of Moby and The Doors. Feel the soul of this great song made by “Fourstones” and “Radio On The Shelf”. Stefan Kartenberg
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