Kishi Bashi - Angeline Lyrics






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Underneath the cotton sun
The freedom we had just begun
Sweeter than the finest rum
With my Angeline

A home with every kind of tree
Built it without anything
Life is like a peach in cream
With my Angeline

Angeline oh Angeline
She had the softest smile that I had ever seen
Sweet summer rain
I just want to be able see her again

That day I was walking down
The railroad tracks I heard the sound
The sheriff he was mighty proud
And told me I had to pay

The foreman he had to come to find
Prison folk to work the mine
The judge was there to give me time
Away from my Angeline

Angeline oh Angeline
She's the sweetest song that I could ever sing
Feeling the pain
I just want to be able to sing to her again

Seven years until I'm free
Working off this prison fee
My fingers smell like kerosene
In a mine in Tennessee

Every day I hold my breath
Every hour I wish for death
Angeline she's settled west
Away from Tennessee

Tennessee oh Tennessee
You have the darkest veins that I had ever seen
Deep in the mine
Angeline your memories won't let me die

Angeline, Angeline
Angeline, Angeline
Angeline (Angeline)
Angeline (Angeline)
Angeline (Angeline)
Angeline

Angeline oh Angeline
Had the softest smile that I had ever seen
Sweet summer rain
I just want to be able to see you again





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  1. L.... ....

    epoustouflant

  2. L.... H....

    1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7...

    Underneath the cotton sun
    The freedom we had just begun
    Sweeter than the finest rum
    With my Angeline

    A home with every kind of tree
    Built it without anything
    Life is like a peach in cream
    With my Angeline

    Angeline oh Angeline
    She had the softest smile that I had ever seen
    Sweet summer rain
    I just want to be able see her again

    That day I was walking down
    The railroad tracks I heard the sound
    The sheriff he was mighty proud
    And told me I had to pay

    The foreman he had to come to find
    Prison folk to work the mine
    The judge was there to give me time
    Away from my Angeline

    Angeline oh Angeline
    She's the sweetest song that I could ever sing
    Feeling the pain
    I just want to be able to sing to her again

    Seven years until I'm free
    Working off this prison fee
    My fingers smell like kerosene
    In a mine in Tennessee

    Every day I hold my breath
    Every hour I wish for death
    Angeline she's settled west
    Away from Tennessee

    Tennessee oh Tennessee
    You have the darkest veins that I had ever seen
    Deep in the mine
    Angeline your memories won't let me die

    Angeline, Angeline
    Angeline, Angeline
    Angeline (Angeline)
    Angeline (Angeline)
    Angeline (Angeline)
    Angeline

    Angeline oh Angeline
    Had the softest smile that I had ever seen
    Sweet summer rain
    I just want to be able to see you again

    L.... H....

    my god that went from 0 to maximum dark very quick

  3. A.... B....

    I kinda love it!

  4. X.... ....

    I feel so carefree when I listen to this song, I love it!

  5. d.... ....

    What an interesting group.....best of luck to them.

  6. J.... ....

    love this song!