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A-Ha ~ Lamb To The Slaughter


(mange furuholmen) I went down to the water Like a lamb to the slaughter Didn't know what was waiting for me there Nobody warned me Nobody told me My excuse is i wasn't prepared I drank deep from the river And sealed up my fate I should have seen the trap, baby Before it was too late We go down We go down We go down, it's the only way out Who is this fool Who believed all the stories I wish i could say It's not me You polluted my head With all the things you said I became what you wanted to see All of these years I've built up this hate I had my chance coming But now it's too late We go down We go down We go down, its the only way out more free lyrics

(mange furuholmen)

I went down to the water
Like a lamb to the slaughter
Didn't know what was waiting for me there
Nobody warned me
Nobody told me
My excuse is i wasn't prepared
I drank deep from the river
And sealed up my fate
I should have seen the trap, baby
Before it was too late
We go down
We go down
We go down, it's the only way out
Who is this fool
Who believed all the stories
I wish i could say
It's not me
You polluted my head
With all the things you said
I became what you wanted to see
All of these years
I've built up this hate
I had my chance coming
But now it's too late
We go down
We go down
We go down, its the only way out

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