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Black Sabbath ~ Hot Line


Take me to the river baby drink my wine
When i'm going down won't you throw me a line
Lead me to religion take me up them stairs
When i take a tumble will you say me some prayers

When will you show me a sign
When will you throw me a line

Help me to the answer baby set me free
I'm torn between the devil and the deep blue sea
Maybe if you wanted you could save my face
Keep me out of trouble and i'm a living disgrace

Show me to a sucker and you'll see my name
Standing in a line with the shadows of fame
Lead me to a legend take me up them stairs
When i take a tumble will you say me some prayers


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