I Belong Here
As the morning spreads the light another feeling shed’s its skin.
As the day is worn the right way round it’s twisted from within.
It seems like time is chewing, gnawing bones despite the sin.
And only washed out empty streets exactly know just where you’ve been.
Now the sun it roams the road inventing twenty shades of green. _ And it paints the walls and fountains and it trembles like a dream.
It seems like time it drains your heart as thirsty as a stream.
And only restless silent thoughts exactly know just what you mean.
Yes and I, I am taken by the ghostly fog that spills from your eyes, Yes and I, I can’t conquer all the crooked land that fills up your mind.
Yes and you, you can pay me off and send me on my way, on my way.
But you, you can tape these prison walls as I fall asleep, But I belong here, I belong here.
Noisy dust has gathered in the corner of the room.
Muffled sound is scattered in the street that’s lit by moon.
I can’t trace your footprints all the waves have washed the sand. _ I’m lost along the crooked lines you crumple in your hand.
There are twenty thousand cards upon your table, which I’ve played.
Still I cannot find the volumes you have hidden in the shade.
It seems like time’s a spotlight that is slowly on the fade.
Leaving strangers left to question all the things that you have made.
I Was Broken
I was tied, but now unbound.
My head is off the ground.
For a long time I was so weary.
Tired of the sound I’ve heard before.
The gnawing of the night time at the door.
Haunted by the things I’ve made.
Stuck between the burning light and the dusty shade.
I used to think the past was dead and gone.
But I was wrong, So wrong, Whatever makes you blind must make you strong.
In my time I’ve melted into many forms.
From the day that I was born.
I know that there’s no place to hide.
Stuck between the burning shade and the fading light.
I was broken for a long time, but it’s over now.
Yes and you, you walk these lonely streets.
That people send, people send, There are some wounds that just cant mend.
I do pretend, pretend I am free from all the things that take my friends.
But I will stand here until the end.
I know that I can take the moon.
In between the burning shade and the fading light.
I was broken for a long time, but it’s over now.
I was broken for a long time, but it’s over now.
Rushes & Reeds
In the rushes and the reeds, muddy water to the knees he is catching his breath by the twisted tree.
‘The dogs must have lost the trail by now’ he said wiping his blood soaked mud from the brow.
He puts a rock to the chains as a sudden shard of white light cuts through the rain.
When there’s nowhere to run to, nowhere to hide but the sound of the sirens on the other side of the rushes and the reeds.
In the rushes and the reeds.
In the rushes and the reeds.
Through the brambles and the rain, muddy water in the brain, he is catching his breath by the broken down train.
‘The dogs must have lost the trail by now’ he said wiping his blood soaked mud from the brow.
He puts a rock to the chains, as a sudden shard of white light cuts through the rain.
You got to drink up the dark that spills onto the night, taste the cold spark of the pale moonlight.
Send the ghost in the shadow bouncing over the walls, Make a toast to the demon sleeping out in the stalls in the rushes and the reeds.
In the rushes and the reeds.
In the rushes and the reeds.
Shadows Of The City
Well the streets are bleeding out for a real dream that’s not filled with unmarked bills.
When the moon turns it’s back to let off steam your faced with a cold chill.
There’s a bird at the window with smoke in his lungs singing off key. There’s a wounded girl with a heart shaped shoe in the shadow, in the shadow, In the shadows of the city, in the shadows of the city.
Well the trains are half empty with the faces that try to break off their chains.
Bound by the sound of a screaming dog that has all the names, all the names.
There’s a mad man throwing stones at the streetlights cutting through the torn out shade.
There’s a small yellow ribbon by the fallen tree in the shadows, in the shadows.
In the shadows of the city, in the shadows of the city.
You can feel the air breathing down
your neck like a ghost step by your side.
A flash of white teeth by the side of the road is looking for a place to hide.
Raincoat woman with a knife in her hand and a shovel on the grassy ground.
If you catch her left eye you can hear the sound of the shadows in the shadows.
In the shadows of the city, in the shadows of the city.
In the shadows of the city, in the shadows of the city.
