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Alice in Chains ~ Dam That River


I broke you in the canyon I drowned you in the lake You a snake that i would trample Only thing i'd not embrace Oh, you couldn't dam that river And maybe i don't give a damn anyway So you couldn't dam that river And it washed me so far away I pushed and then you stumbled I kicked you in the face You stare at me so hollow Got to keep that killin' pace Oh, you couldn't dam that river And maybe i don't give a damn anyway So you couldn't dam that river And it washed me so far away I burned the place around you I hit you with a rake You piss upon my candle So proving you're a fake Oh, you couldn't dam that river And maybe i don't give a damn anyway So you couldn't dam that river And it washed me so far away more free lyrics

I broke you in the canyon
I drowned you in the lake
You a snake that i would trample
Only thing i'd not embrace

Oh, you couldn't dam that river
And maybe i don't give a damn anyway
So you couldn't dam that river
And it washed me so far away

I pushed and then you stumbled
I kicked you in the face
You stare at me so hollow
Got to keep that killin' pace

Oh, you couldn't dam that river
And maybe i don't give a damn anyway
So you couldn't dam that river
And it washed me so far away

I burned the place around you
I hit you with a rake
You piss upon my candle
So proving you're a fake

Oh, you couldn't dam that river
And maybe i don't give a damn anyway
So you couldn't dam that river
And it washed me so far away

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