When I found you by the river, you were crying So I carried your weak body to the wash And I held you down until I felt you dying Then I buried you along the growing moss I found a stone to place upon the mountain Of mud and silt and skin that I just made Then I took off both my shoes and dug my feet in And my footsteps followed me home from your grave An engine screams above me and I cry Its whistle drug a dagger through the night When the police find what remains of your body They’ll follow the short path to my front door When the police find what remains of your body I’ll meet you where the world can’t hurt no more