Deep Into The Ground

- Liam Mower (2005)

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You are listening to the song Deep Into The Ground by Liam Mower, writer by Elton John;Lee Hall in album Billy Elliot - The Musical (Original Cast Recording) CD1. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: Billy Elliot - The Musical (Original Cast Recording) CD1.

Shine - Haydn Gwynne
Solidarity - Brooke Havana Bailey
Once We Were Kings - Ensemble
The Stars Look Down - Full Ensemble
Grandma's Song - Ann Emery
Expressing Yourself - Brad Kavanagh
The Letter - Haydn Gwynne
Born To Boogie - Haydn Gwynne
Angry Dance - The Cast
Merry Christmas Maggie Thatcher - Joe Caffrey
Deep Into The Ground - Liam Mower
He Could Be A Star - Joe Caffrey
Electricity - Liam Mower
The Letter (Reprise) - Liam Mower
Finale - The Cast

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Oh once I was a young man
Looked over vales and hills
Saw myself a future
of riches and of thrills
But on me fifteenth birthday
I paid my union dues
And they sent me deep into the ground.

Oh the winter wind can blow me colder
Oh the summer's heat can parch me dry
But I'll not leave here for a fortune
I shall never leave here till I die.

Oh once I had a family
Sons to make you proud
They have gone and left me now
And I count the time out loud
For now I am an old man
Just waiting for my turn
Till they take me back into the ground.

Oh the winter wind can blow me colder
Oh the summer's heat can parch me dry
But I'll not leave here for a fortune
I shall never leave here till I die.

Oh the winter wind can blow me colder
Oh the summer's heat can parch me dry
But I'll love these dark, dark hills forever
And I won't leave them until I die.

Oh once I loved a woman
She meant all she world to me
Saw ourselves a future
As far as I could see
But I was only forty-seven
when they took her down from me
And buried her deep.

Oh the winter wind can blow me colder
Oh the summer's heat can parch me dry
But I'll love these dark, dark hills forever
And I won't leave them now until I die.