They wear tight jeans on Wall Street
Mohawks in Harlem
2-dollar coffees and the same for a slice.
Wrist watches glowing by ivory lay knuckles
Teeth made of chrome with cell phones attached
I hear Korea is nuclear : atoms away
With Iraq in chambers of torn disarray
Silk-screens on china who still kill there young
And repetitive actions by the ones that we love.
I hear war on the TV music on cd political speeches
And leaches with power
Gas and the oil stains left from the few
Who still tangle a truth or keep us amused
Frowns dancing on ice picks sticks ripped from the sail
Wind tossing the sailors like salad in the mail.
We live on the shoulders of the world and we listen
With words we are more then a sore on the panel
We get a bad rap? We talk bad ,we hate bad : We are hated and
driven by fear.
One direction to go down with up as inflation
Relationship envy and justification
With just one world to ruin a planet
Damnit and slam it cram it into convulsion
Science and triumph disturbed into propulsions.
An emulsion of man and land ;
When they boil as one in the phosphorous light-
Elapsed over dinner with wine and whispers-
Frolicking hard in their mothers bankbook:
Or collapsed to the couch with needles and matchbooks
They stretch out their welcome to the rest of the globe
Rolling as two down a spitfire gown
Brown teeth in their sockets and dust on their trail
Having heartless pranks and food on their veil
And the vanish in circles of round fire songs and singing to yesterday
For its healing appeal.
Kind not gazes into their own kind kind of sad but all about now.
With revolution behind us and fear in our pockets not to mention
War or the purity you deemed unnecessary.
What bellowed out hole have you come to call heaven or
what home have you tipped over what Masochistic story had you died not to tell
or what wish to separate the now from the thrill?
As if love couldn't confuse you enough. You lose, we wind up our talents and run to the paper mill. One opinion to blend us another to tear: from the roof of my mouth like cheese. One hot topic another old fight yester years like Christmas when blisters tiptoed
In my stomach and innocence beckoned for me to return.
Have you not heaved your fortune yet to religion or addiction?
What inflictions diswayed you you are still you arnt you
I never knew. And you never listened