
Date of issue: 30.08.2004
Record label: SCACUNINCORPORATED
Song language: English
Song Rebecca Calls, "That Birdcage Song," Which Never Was Though Now Kind Of Is Because Of Her Influence… |
Them jays done bombed the mices |
Those mices squeak like the entrance gates |
You know what those jays did? |
They made a home in my ribcage. |
There was forty-one horseflies tip-toein' across the horse’s flank. |
That horse, he ain’t got no feathers, |
But with his shank he just ruffles. |
'N then, the furnace, it combusted, |
And it burned away the jays' cage. |
That’s when underneath, they saw Herod’s face. |
Then there was all this confusion from the hot air, |
And those jays, they got me aggressive |
By takin' my eggs from me. |
But my knife is gone, |
An' them jays, they got aggressive, |
An' they nested in my empty sheath. |
I rub my hand over your hair. |
I rub my hand over your hair on your throat. |
I rub my hand over your hair on your throat, |
Pull it out, and set it in my pocket. |
I talk a bird off my tree, shove him deep down, |
He 'lites in your nesty hair. |
Now we roam between the cities |
And folk in their country speech and manner |
Say the sing-song you’s do’s speaks of true new prophesies. |
But there is a whistle ebbing from a growing crack in his beak. |
The crack is mappin' out the country, |
Educatin' all of where we’ve been. |
And me and my bird have a growin' influence |
Over people of country persuasion, |
Over people of country persuasion. |
You see it’s Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John-- |
They’re comin' after me, |
Re-re-educatin' all them my birdie has seen, |
Sayin' country people, unlearn what you seen, |
that bird’s got a crack in its beak. |
Go back to ginseng and senna pods and fennel seeds, |
Learnin' spells in your old Gullah speech. |
But they tell the flock to go back to the city |
And let this bird sing! |
And my bird does sing to the country. |
And my bird decrees to the people of country persuasion. |
I rub my hand over your hair. |
I rub my hand over your hair below your stomach. |
I rub my hand over your hair below your stomach, |
Pull it out and set it in my pocket. |
And my bird he mends his broken beak with your hair. |
Now the message is mumbled and mistranslated, |
But the country people believe it even harder. |
They leave the country, 'lite upon the city, |
Swellin' the IQ in both locations. |
Re-education is all they need. |
The city nods, bein' told to agree. |
And me and my bird have a growing influence |
Over people of country persuasion. |
Oh my soul, soul, soul |
People of country… |
You see it’s Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John, |
Still chasin' after me, |
They got so close, finally heard my bird sing. |
They heard through your healthful hair, |
Blushed a deep dark red, |
Said «oh, I see!» |
They rubbed on ginseng and senna pods and fennel seeds; |
Their speech they changed to the local speak. |
Creatin' new maps with an educator’s need. |
They’re now quiet in the country as my bird he does sing! |
And my bird does sing to the country; |
My bird decrees to the people of country persuasion. |