Dusty old travels and forty watt lights
But lovin' you was like sand in the river
Now you call me "my darling" and I call you "Indian giver"
With a blanket of sorrow I lie in your bed
Four walls are a prison when your heart's in your head
Your soul is an icebox when you go where you're led
With a blanket of sorrow I die in your bed
Now daylight is here, the morning is come
But a blanket of sorrow still covers the sun
But night isn't over, it's still dark outside
Black blanket death is nowhere to hide
With a blanket of sorrow I lay in your arms
And nothing will come of this pain
They told me "I'm sorry, it's been felt before,
And probably will be felt again"
But lovin' you was like sand in the river
Now you call me "my darling" and I call you "Indian giver"
With a blanket of sorrow I lie in your bed
Four walls are a prison when your heart's in your head
Your soul is an icebox when you go where you're led
With a blanket of sorrow I die in your bed
Now daylight is here, the morning is come
But a blanket of sorrow still covers the sun
But night isn't over, it's still dark outside
Black blanket death is nowhere to hide
With a blanket of sorrow I lay in your arms
And nothing will come of this pain
They told me "I'm sorry, it's been felt before,
And probably will be felt again"