The little corn flies are messing with my nerve endings. Just like you. My little corn fly. She comes with the sunlight and the perfect summer days. And she never stays.
This train is my life. Speeding through the night. We have been to these places. For barely a moment. . Wide awake. Sometimes sleeping. Sometimes watching.
Three boats down from the candy, vacant deckchairs on a floodlit beach. Three boats down from the candy, rollers coast invade the deepest sleep. Three boats down from the candy, carnal dancer let their senses preach.
Here today. Gone this afternoon. Another tune we almost remember. What's the story. Sex and drugs again. Business as usual. The clock's already ticking.
There was a boy who came into this world. At the hands of a holy woman in a holy place. He wore a red coat and walked a bulldog. Saw them reflected in the mirror of the lakes.
The cars leave their trails of hot and cold light inside my head. Like burned-in long exposure pictures. The wheels spin slowly backwards. Strobing in the amber light.
Everything crashed. His wife left him. He lost all his money. And most of his friends. He lay awake all night. Lonely and desperate. Contemplating starting again.
(...If you could only see what I've seen with your eyes). . A wise man once said. A flower is only. A sexual organ. Beauty is cruelty. And evolution. A wise man once said.
You may not recall the moment that you asked me. But your invitation was clear. You'll pretend you've never met me but it's far too late. Now I'm here, yeah.
The rain auditions at my window. Its symphony echoes in my womb. My gaze scans the walls of this apartment. To rectify the confines of my tomb. . I'm the cyclops in the tents.
On top of the world like a flag on a mountain. Feeling so high you can feel so alone. Unable to breathe at the height that you flew. Staring on clouds with no view of below.
What do you do when your roots have dissolved and broken down. And the soil that you grew in when you were small. Has become nothing more than dirt in some dirty town.
The alarm by the bed. Wrings the dreams from my head. It's a new day. Leave the flakes in the bowl. Milk unopened, I'm gone. But I'm still late. Join the fight for a cab.
The only unforgivable thing. Hauls itself out of bed. Looks over my shoulder. At the BloodyEnglishWeather. The only unforgivable thing. Waits for me in the corner of the room.
She bought a bottle of cider. From the shop on the corner. They didn't stop her. Thought she was older. . She took a bus ride. To a name and a number.
Hotel hobbies padding dawns hollow corridors. A typewriter cackles out a stream of memories. Dryin' out a conscience, evictin' a nightmare. Openin' the doors for the dreams to come home.
I am the man from the planet Marzipan. Good to see you. My eyes are screwed up tight, unaccustomed to the light. And all my arms and all my legs are much too long.
Just when I thought I'd seen the last of you. You come here scratchin' at my door. Your pain and anger's in the howling dark. Of every corridor I walk.
The world's gone mad. And I have lost touch. I shouldn't admit it. But I have. It slipped away while I was distracted. I haven't changed. I swear I haven't changed.