Hallelujah Lyrics

Hallelujah lyrics

On the first day of May I took to the road
I'd been staring out the window
most of the morning
I'd watched the rain claw at the glass
And a vicious
wind blew hard and fast
I should have taken it as a warning
As a warning
As a warning
As a warning

I'd given my nurse the weekend off
My
meals were ill prepared
My typewriter had turned mute as a tomb
And my
piano crouched in the corner of my room
With all its teeth bared
All its
teeth bared All its teeth bared
All its teeth bared.

Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah Hallelujah

I left my house without my
coat
Something my nurse would not have allowed
And I took the small roads
out of town
And I passed a cow and the cow was brown
And my pyjamas clung
to me like a shroud
Like a shroud Like a shroud
Like a
shroud

There rose before me a little house
With all hope and dreams
kept within
A woman's voice close to my ear
Said, "Why don't you come in
here?"
"You looked soaked to the skin"
Soaked to the skin Soaked to the
skin
Soaked to the skin

Hallelujah Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah

I turned to the woman and the woman was young
I extended a
hearty salutation
But I knew if my nurse had been here
She would never in
a thousand years
Permit me to accept that invitation
Invitation That
invitation
That invitation

Now, you might think it wise to risk it
all
Throw caution to the reckless wind
But with her hot cocoa and her
medication
My nurse had been my one salvation
So I turned back home
I
turned back home I turned back home
Singing my song

Hallelujah
The
tears are welling in my eyes again
Hallelujah
I need twenty big buckets to
catch them in
Hallelujah
And twenty pretty girls to carry
them
down
Hallelujah
And twenty deep holes to bury them
in
Hallelujah
The tears are welling in my eyes again
Hallelujah
I
need twenty big buckets to catch them in
Hallelujah
And twenty pretty
girls to carry them down
Hallelujah
And twenty deep holes to bury them in