Don’t Let Me Drown by Matthew O’Hara
Cold winds won’t stop being blown
I sit here with my thoughts, all alone
While you all were at the diner
I was stuck writing one-liners
With the industry’s axe chasing me ‘round
So don’t let me drown, don’t let me drown
Into this never ending river
Where my whole body always quivers
Don’t let me drown, don’t let me drown
Your deafness has driven me to places anew
I’m falling deeper in this haze of blue
I look like the Old Guitar
After I play while smoking cigars
The water flows in crazy streams
In endless haunting screams
Pulling me in, pulling me under from the rock
So don’t let me drown, don’t let me drown
Into this never ending river
Where my whole body always quivers
Don’t let me drown, don’t let me drown
Your deafness has driven me to places anew
I’m falling deeper in this haze of blue
Like a story untold
My hearts and blood’ve shifted thousand degrees too cold
So take this one to The Bird
After it all goes unheard
Make sure my temperature is told to the world
But don’t let me drown, don’t let me drown
Into this never ending river
Where my whole body always quivers
Don’t let me drown, don’t let me drown
Your deafness has driven me to places anew
I’m falling deeper in this haze of blue