Big Man - honeyhoney

Oh how they cry when the big man die

They spill buckets out their eyes

Plain white faces and plain grey stone

He took that white cocaine up his nose

Sing for that big man, baby

Down by the river and the railroad tracks

Baby ain’t happy that he’s gone

That won’t bring him back to life now

When he went down there was a trembling roar

And they came far and wide to the funeral

Well the people showed up they were broken-willed

The drank all day and they popped pills

Sing for that big man, baby

Down by the river and the railroad tracks

Baby ain’t happy that he’s gone

That won’t bring him back to life now

Bones buried young

Bones buried deep

Bones I won’t shake now lay to sleep

And he looks down

Or he looks up

He was a good man

That was enough

Sing for that big man, baby

Down by the river and the railroad tracks

Baby ain’t happy that he’s gone

That won’t bring him back to life now