Lyrics of Heloise
Frank Black And The Catholics
She's been crying so long
I hear her starting to pray
Every once in a while i want you
Every once in a while
Hear me oh, god
I'm still down at the convent
They sent you far away
They took your only boy
You will get used to me
Welcome to your new joy
Down here serving the priests
Heloise, heloise, heloise
They sent you far away
They took your only boy
You will get used to me
Welcome to your new joy
Down here serving the priests
Heloise, heloise, heloise
Heloise, heloise, heloise
Heloise, heloise
I hear her starting to pray
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Lyrics of the track heloise by frank black and the catholics.