Dale's Blues from Hymnal by Hymnal

Mary, come now by my side, we'll read beside the fire light.
And if we break before the dawn, we'll be buried with the rising Sun.
I don't quite know just how to say the way you make me feel each day.
But I will see through all my shame and convince you to change your name.

Mary, come now, there's no time to see our work enjoy the light.
And all of our blood, sweat, and toil, will become one with the earth and soil.
Mary, now won't you decide to set ablaze this heart of mine?
And I will take that lonesome spark and find you alone in that holy dark.

Mary, come now, rest your head in this grave I call my bed.

• Country
• Southern gloom
• Texas Blues
• ambient
• folk
• Boston