Six Mile Water Lyrics

Me and you used to be like brothers
On the nights we got drunk to each other
You know me, I used to have some wit
It ended up in a shit-filled sandpitWe come from across the border
We drink the six mile water
This mongrel needs a new home
This mongrel needs a new homeThat time when things got better
We'd take trips across the wire
Like the night we took the mad acid
Swore we saw the city hall on fireWe come from across the border
We drink the six mile water
This mongrel needs a new home
This mongrel needs a new homeI'm sorry, I'm sorry
I'm sorry, but I'm not ready for homeBukowski Day, I'm gonna miss it
We'd get together each month for a day
All the memories I have are
Decked out in Presbyterian grayWe came from across the border
We drank the six mile water

This mongrel needs a new home
This mongrel needs a new homeI'm sorry, I'm sorry
I'm sorry, but I'm not ready for homeNow, me and you don't talk of one another
It never really started out that way
I always meant to write you a letter
I always meant to call you some dayWe came from across the water
We drank the six mile water
This mongrel needs a new home
This mongrel needs a new homeI'm sorry, I'm sorry
I'm sorry, but I'm not ready for home
I'm sorry, I'm sorry
I'm sorry, I'm sorry
Songwriters
CAIRNS, ANDREW / MCKEEGAN, MICHAEL ROBERT / MCCARRICK, MARTIN / HOPKINS, GRAHAMPublished by
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, THE BICYCLE MUSIC COMPANY