Don Henley — Well Well Well

Well, the man who stole the water will swim forevermore Well he never reached the land on that golden shore And that faint white light will haunt his heart Till it's only a memory lost in the dark So dig your hole in the ground All the way down to hell But there ain't no more water in the well, well, well When you're down on your knees With nothing left to sell Dig a little deeper in the well, well, well Well, well, well Well, well, well The water used to run so clear and so fresh Now what you'd do with this fresh The man sells us back our water like we're fish on line Gonna turn our blood into his wine Dig a hole in the ground All the way down to hell Till there ain't no more water in the Well, well, well When you're down on your knees with nothing left to sell Try digging a little deeper in the well, well, well Well, well, well Take care of your body like you care for your soul Don't you dig yourself into a hole Until you've paid the price you don't know the worth The air and water, the fire and earth Dig a hole in the ground All the way down to hell Till there ain't no more water in the Well, well, well When you're down on your knees with nothing left to sell Try digging a little deeper in the well well well Break it down Well, the man who stole the water will swim forevermore Well he never reached the land on that golden shore And that faint white light will haunt his heart Till it's only a memory lost in the dark So dig a hole in the ground All the way down to hell Till there ain't no more water in the Well, well, well When you're down on your knees with nothing left to sell Try digging a little deeper in the well, well, well Well, well, well Well, well, well Digging a little deeper Digging a little deeper Well, well, well Digging a little deeper Digging a little deeper Well, well, well