Ebury Down

[Verse 1]
Warm summer morning with nothing to do
And over my shoulder hung a beautiful blue
Maybe I'll walk the four miles to Ebury Down
And maybe lay my lady if there's no one around

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[Chorus 1]
And every time I hurt you, lady
I would gladly kiss it all right
And every time I hurt you, lady
I'm on the light... and dark side of the moon

[Verse 2]
Well I searched for an hour for a man that I'd seen
Pickin' wild berries in a copse by a stream
I looked for an hour, then I started to go
I thought, I guess, they got him as I heard the horns blow

Whoa whoa whoa, whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa

[Chorus 2]
And every time I ask you, lady
You act just like you never heard a word
I lost count of the occasions lady
By the third... or fourth time of asking

[Verse 3]
Warm summer morning with nothing in hand
Guess I'll go back to Tonbridge to reform my band
And if I run into J.C., why, he'll tell me the same
"There ain't nothing down here, man, and we're all to blame"

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[Chorus 3]
And every time I invite you, lady
You never tell me how long you will stay
Makes no difference what you choose, lady
For a day... or just twenty-four hours

[Verse 4]
Lead me down Ebury Down, leave me to die
I'll come back one day with the world in my eye
And if I had a fortune, I'd come to no harm
With my wife and five children down on my farm

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