The Dead South Yours To Keep Lyrics know the real meaning of The Dead South's Yours To Keep Song lyrics
by Dheshni
Updated Feb 13, 2024
The Dead South Yours To Keep Lyrics
Walking tipsy, briskly from the scene of the crash
It felt too good how high you stood it would not last
You broke a few hearts .. a couple promises too –
Left arm, Left leg, your Eye socket's blue, oh
Will the throbbing in your head ever stop?
The taste of blood encased in mud -
It aches on the topYou'll take a 7... and a SEVEN once more
Take it down, await the town, and break on the floor
You won't make it. Take it
You cannot sleep
Living day to day, it shakes you – they struck you deep
You're a blatant stranger changer until you're decеased
This is yours now, your pain to keep
Grab a cutlass, a rope, and frame from that shrinе
Don't forget the angel sent from lord divine
Able men won't come, so it's just me and you
We need to show them why they're out
They only knew
Table any thought because it's time to shine
Any disappointment come and meet me this time
In the wrong? Please... just take in that view
Can it for your sisters and your mothers too
You won't make it. Take it
You cannot sleep
Living day to day, it shakes you – they struck you deep
You're a blatant stranger changer until you're deceased
This is yours now, your pain to keep
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The Dead South Yours To Keep Lyrics Meaning
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Album
The Dead South
Release Date
2024
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The Dead South was formed in 2012 as a quartet in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
The original members of the band were Nate Hilts, Scott Pringle, Danny Kenyon, and Colton Crawford
Studio musician Eliza Mary Doyle replaced Colton Crawford before he rejoined the band in 2018.
The Dead South plays a mix of folk and bluegrass music, characterized by energetic performances and storytelling lyrics
Some of The Dead South's albums include "Chains & Stakes," "Good Company," "Sugar & Joy," and others.