"She Buried Me in June" — Dark Country | Gothic Murder Ballad

"She Buried Me in June" — original gothic murder ballad & dark country by Ashen Range. She smiled like the spring and buried me under the cottonwood. 🎧 Stream / Save everywhere: [HyperFollow-Link] 🎵 Spotify: [Spotify-Link] 🔔 Subscribe for new dark country every week:    / @ashenrange   A slow-waltz gothic murder ballad — fingerpicked guitar, mournful strings, and a story told from six feet under. Southern gothic dark country, all original. From the EP "Gospel of Smoke." [Verse] There's a sign on the highway outside of town It says 'Don't pick up hitchhikers' but I guess she didn't see it 'Cause I walked up to the car And she rolled the window down I told her I'd been wanderin' and needed to believe in Something new Something I could hold on to [Chorus] She buried me in June 'Neath the cottonwood and moon Sang a hymn while the dirt came down I'm a name on a stone That nobody owns She buried me And she stayed in town [Verse 2] The sun on the lake turned the water into fire And I could see forever in her reflection But I couldn't keep the fire And I couldn't keep her eyes We were going to hell or in the wrong direction She told me soon It would be all over soon [Chorus] She buried me in June 'Neath the cottonwood and moon Sang a hymn while the dirt came down I'm a name on a stone That nobody owns She buried me And she stayed in town [Bridge] But I'm not sure which one of us Felt more betrayed 'Cause I wasn't who I was But neither was she Neither was she Neither was she [Chorus] She buried me in June 'Neath the cottonwood and moon Sang a hymn while the dirt came down I'm a name on a stone That nobody owns She buried me And she stayed in town Genre: dark country • murder ballad • gothic country • southern gothic • dark folk Contact & licensing: 5090music@gmail.com #darkcountry #murderballad #southerngothic