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Flogging Molly ~ Grace Of God Go I


Lookin' down through a tide of no return Is a field where the crops no longer grow Parched is the land, strangled an' be damned There for the Grace Of God Go I Down beside where the riverbed sleeps Is a man not knowin' what he should feel Mocked by the wave that beats the waters edge There for the Grace Of God Go I If I ever hurt another like thee again I would drown myself beneath your name Lost was the child, we all once did hide There for the Grace Of God Go I more free lyrics

Lookin' down through a tide of no return
Is a field where the crops no longer grow
Parched is the land, strangled an' be damned
There for the Grace Of God Go I

Down beside where the riverbed sleeps
Is a man not knowin' what he should feel
Mocked by the wave that beats the waters edge
There for the Grace Of God Go I

If I ever hurt another like thee again
I would drown myself beneath your name
Lost was the child, we all once did hide
There for the Grace Of God Go I

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