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lyrics
Goodbye, god; I'm going to Bodie
to lie down in sage and hard, dry snow
It's bright, god, in Bodie:
those wide streets do not bask in your shadowv
Goodbye, god; I'll marry a miner
and lie down and bear him a miner's son
A child, god, of silver hills
high on thin air and pale bottled poppy
Black mouth, ready mountain
carry me home by the bad road
Half-grown, bitter water in the ground
carry me home, carry on
Goodbye, god; the parish has been emptied
and I cannot find its flock
They've all gone away, god
or they've gone beneath the rock
Goodbye, god; the wind has grown peckish here
It bites hard, chews your lips
and it chaps your ragged ears
I'll walk on, god, to the valley where your bones are bared
where the tall salt towers, and the water repairs
Black mouth, ready mountain
carry me home by the bad road
Half-grown, bitter water in the ground
carry me home, carry on
Don't bury me where the parish has been emptied
and I cannot find its flock
They've all gone away, god
or they've gone beneath the rock
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