Washington - Underground Lyrics
When I'm gone, don't bury meI will not lie under this townI will not lie where I can't seePlease don't put me undergroundIf the day is sunny, let my father say some wordsIf the night is starry, let my mother tell you all her storiesOh my sister will bake a cake, and on it she'll write something funnyGo down to the city square and give the artists all my moneyAs for all that is insideYou can give to medicineAs for all my bones and hideJust find a fire to put 'em inIf the day is sunny, let my father say some wordsIf the night is starry, let my mother tell you all her storiesOh my sister will bake a cake, and on it she'll write something funnyGo down to the city square and give the artists all my moneyThough I may be relatively youngI hope in the final momentsI hear every song I've ever sungAt onceWhen I'm gone don't weep and moanWhere I'm going is a pleasant stayI'll visit my grandfather's homeDrink gin with Billie HolidayIf the day is sunny, let my father say some wordsIf the night is starry, let my mother tell you all her storiesOh my sister will bake a cake, and on it she'll write something funnyGo down to the city square and give the artists all my moneyWhen I'm gone, don't bury meI will not lie under this dirty townI will not lie where I can't seePlease don't put me undergroundNo, please don't put me under
