Sloppy Ground by Eric Chenaux Lyrics

When I'm carrying a heavy load
She takes some for her own
When I'm tired, beat-blue and torn
She lays me down there on the floor
No one in town knows the crazy things that we do
Every blank stare means the world through
And if I'm by her side when the insects call night
I'll remember how sweet nights can be

I'd given that love could be found
I'd lost all those tunes that were swimmin' all around
And when we laid down by the park on the ground
I remembered that sweet whistlin' sound

And if I don't remember this cold December
And if I don't remember this cold December
Won't you please remember to me

I was pedaling and pedaling downtown
I was meddling and pedaling all around
I was welding metal to a sloppy ground
I was pedaling myself down
By your shining tower I hope I don't go sour
By your shining tower I hope I don't go sour

Won't you hurry back on that plane, won't you swing that sweet steel frame
Won't you hurry back on that plane, won't you swing that sweet steel frame

And if I don't remember this cold December
And if I don't remember this cold December
Won't you please remember to me