Bruce Wayne Campbell Interviewed On The Roof Of The Chelsea Hotel, 1979 Lyrics

So does the ink dry out So does the singing mouth get sung up So does the new headline no longer reach the town So does the rosy fire of the horizon fade into dull grey While t...Read Full Lyrics

She was once mine That smile that shines from the glossy magazine that's stuck inside the Sunday times She was so sweet On Christmas eve With the snow set deep when we went wal...Read Full Lyrics

Don't look back until you realise you're pointedly not trying to look back Then reconsider trying for a clearer mind, try for a grace of some kind Leave your house and walk in th...Read Full Lyrics

I got lost down a dark red rural road Looked down two long lines to the place they both blurred out In a cave lab they took some time to reassemble my brain It would have been b...Read Full Lyrics

Spit into the center of your hometown, there are leaves in the street, and there are friends around you now. All the days of your life in a line. All the way it seemed by 89 ...Read Full Lyrics

It's all I'm looking for These moments of opaque-eyed knocked-out rapture Helpless as a cow for the capture Chosen in a frozen instant Far away from the scabbed-out moment F...Read Full Lyrics

When I had my tracheotomy I was blue and had stopped breathing There was something wrong with me Doctors cut through the cartilage and skin At the bottom of my throat And then...Read Full Lyrics

Relax, no song is written It's nothing you thought of yourself It's just a ghost, came unbidden To this house This infection gets stronger every year This seed in the water of you...Read Full Lyrics

Oh, my enemy, You've got company, You're not alone. They're watching over me While each town you pass Fades as it folds. So in the night We might get lost Lost in our fright. So i...Read Full Lyrics

I'm trying to transmute tap water into wine Out here, somewhere in this Las Cruces motel room The floor and ceiling vibrate so I can barely stand "Calm down", says the Sky Man, ...Read Full Lyrics