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Black Crowes ~ Cypress Tree


Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson So you found yourself a killer The one with blue eyes I guess the bloodstains on the blanket don't lie Well i guess i saw it comin' Like a boy i just kept runnin' But through this crime i have survived Chorus: They're gonna hang you from the cypress tree The crowd gonna cheer when they see you swing Yeah they're gonna hang you from the cypress tree Tell me now do you believe? Glory hallelujah I raise my glass up to you And i bow my head with utmost respect But i think it's only fair to warn you That there's a storm that's coming up on you And like the wind and the rain My words are direct Chorus It's a funny word 'friends' You get beginnings and you got ends I guess i'll see you when we're ashes again more free lyrics

Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson

So you found yourself a killer
The one with blue eyes
I guess the bloodstains on the blanket don't lie
Well i guess i saw it comin'
Like a boy i just kept runnin'
But through this crime i have survived

Chorus:
They're gonna hang you from the cypress tree
The crowd gonna cheer when they see you swing
Yeah they're gonna hang you from the cypress tree
Tell me now do you believe?

Glory hallelujah
I raise my glass up to you
And i bow my head with utmost respect
But i think it's only fair to warn you
That there's a storm that's coming up on you
And like the wind and the rain
My words are direct

Chorus

It's a funny word 'friends'
You get beginnings and you got ends
I guess i'll see you when we're ashes again

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