Roseland

I went down to MacCurtain Street Station Where I first said my last goodbye If love was there, it was thin in the air It only came here to die I was only sixteen when I found her Still wrapped up in my pride Goodnight and God-guard you forever Write to me won't you goodbye So softly I then kissed her pale lips Was the first time, like the last? I don't know why I treat you so kind When you're always putting me last In walks desperation Across up-on my wall A tired religious vocation And a cross at the end of it all I went down to MacCurtain Street Station Where I first said my last goodbye If love was there, it was thin in the air It only came here to die I was sick as a dog when I found her Still wrapped up in my pride Goodnight and God-guard you forever Write to me won't you goodbye So softly I then kissed her pale lips Was the first time, like the last? I don't know why I treat you so kind When you're always putting me last In walks desperation Across up-on my wall A tired religious vocation And a cross at the end of it all So softly I then kissed her pale lips Was the first time, like the last? I don't know why I treat you so kind When you're always putting me last In walks desperation A cross upon my wall A tired religious vocation And a cross at the end of it all