Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig back in that hole
Larry his nest up in the autumn branches Built from nothing but hopes and thin air Collected up some blasted mothers They took chances and for a while They lived quite happily up
He from New York City, man But he couldn't the pace He thought it was a dog eat dog world Then he went to San Francisco, spent a year in outer With a sweet little San Franciscan
I can my mother wailing And a lot of scraping of chairs I don't what it is But there's something going on upstairs
Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself back in that (I want you to dig, I you to dig, I want you to dig)
Meanwhile Larry made up for the ladies Ms. Boo and Ms. Quick He weapons and took pot shots in the air He feasted on their lovely bodies a lunatic And wrapped up in their soft yellow hair
I can hear chants and And some guy is me in his prayers Well, I know what it is But there's definitely something on upstairs
Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself back in that (I want you to dig, I you to dig, I want you to dig)
Well, New City, man San Francisco, L.A., I don't But Larry increasing neurotic and obscene I mean, he, he never asked to be raised up from the I mean, no one ever actually asked him to forsake his
He up like so many of 'em do Back in the streets of New York In a soup queue, a fiend, a slave prison, then the mad house Then the grave, oh, Larry
But what do we know of the dead And who cares? Well, I don't know it is But there's definitely going on upstairs
Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself back in hole (I you to dig)
Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself back in that (Dig Lazarus, dig)
Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself back in that (I you to dig)
Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself, Dig yourself back in hole