Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Plague of Ghosts , by - Fish. Song from the album Rain Gods With Zippos, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 31.12.1990
Record label: Derek W Dick
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Plague of Ghosts , by - Fish. Song from the album Rain Gods With Zippos, in the genre Иностранный рокPlague of Ghosts |
| I found a home in the darkness, found a home in the darkness, found a home in |
| the darkness, |
| Empty stomach empty head a body fills a vacant bed, |
| And the thunder rolls by, and the rains come, and the days gone and I wonder |
| where I am. |
| Found a place in the darkness, found a home in the darkness, in the darkness, |
| home, in the darkness. |
| A crowded room of passers by and in the shadows strangers cry, and the ghosts |
| try to hide, |
| When the rains come, when the storms form, when I wonder who I am in the |
| darkness, |
| Home. |
| (ii) digging deep. |
| Digging deep in the darkness, digging it deep down deep down deep down digging |
| it |
| Deep in the darkness, digging it deep, down deep, down, deep down digging it |
| Deep in the darkness, digging it deep, down, down, down, down, digging it |
| Deep in the darkness, digging it down, deep down, deep, down deep digging it |
| We watched an insect stray to the edge of it’s world, a lily pad stretched over |
| a green mirror |
| In which the ghost carp swirl like clouds before a storm. |
| This is the season of the rains, |
| This is incoming. |
| And when it came their was no cover, no place to hide, |
| Vision blurred, hard to breathe, trying hard to hold onto something that’s real. |
| Nothing left, nowhere to go, no open road it’s washed away by swollen streams, |
| Carried off downriver with all my broken dreams. |
| Digging deep in the darkness, digging it deep, down deep down deep, deep, |
| digging it |
| Deep in the darkness, digging it deep down, down, down, down digging it |
| Deep in the darkness, digging it deep, digging it digging it, digging it, |
| Deep in the darkness, digging it deep down, deep down, deep down, digging it. |
| A tethered goat bleats from the corner of the graveyard where the lizards hang |
| motionless as the angels of stone above them, their broken wings throwing long |
| shadows into the grass where the scorpions hide. |
| The tigers are running out of jungle. |
| In the end I was tired of being asked if I could say that I was happy now, |
| As if you need me to convince you that everything’s ok. |
| Would you take me back? |
| Digging deep in the darkness, digging it deep, down deep, down deep, |
| deep digging it |
| Deep in the darkness, digging it deep, down, down, down, down, down, digging it, |
| Deep in the darkness, digging it deep, deep down, deep, deep, digging it, |
| Deep in the darkness, down, down, down, down, down, down digging it. |
| Are you happy now? |
| you keep asking, asking am I happy now? |
| Why can’t you tell me that I’m happy now? |
| are you happy now? |
| Happy now? |
| happy now? |
| 2. chocolate frogs |
| The bloated corpses of unsolved murders and old revolutions, pirouette and |
| dance amongst the swirls and eddies in their final procession down the muddy |
| river to the delta where they’re thrown up by the surf onto sterile beaches or |
| are trapped in the roots of mangrove cathedrals of the islands that gather in |
| the bay. |
| These are the first arrivals on this new horizon that will be coveted by |
| strangers who will deposit themselves on these shores to build towers to the |
| heavens. |
| the storm will come and the rains will fall and remove their dreams |
| and hopes once again to the waters that surround them. |
| and while they pray the |
| frogs will chant in the darkness |
| A heid full of chocolate frogs, a body full of rush, a pocketful of shrapnel |
| and a skinfull of bush, |
| An eyefull of the future and a belly full of the past, how beautiful the |
| present when you know it cannae last. |
| A tumblerful of voddie, two fingers in a glass, a handful of promises, |
| a heart full of remorse, |
| Mindful of your manners when you’re brought down to your knees, |
| A heid full of chocolate frogs is all you gave to me, |
| That’s all you gave to me, that’s all you gave to me, |
| A spoonful of miracles a nostril full of dust a lung full of virginia the needs |
| we have we must, |
| A pill to put your heart right a nose out for a deal for a heid full of |
| chocolate frogs what can you give to me? |
| What did you give to me? |
| What did you give to me? |
| What did you give to me? |
| 3- waving at stars. |
| You cracked up too soon before the punchline hit home and at the end of the |
| joke did you notice that no-one was laughing with you. |
| You were out on your own, |
| Waving at trains, waving at cars, waving from bars, waving from aeroplanes, |
| Might as well be waving at stars, |
| You called out her name as the darkness hit home, raised up your zippo and |
| opened the skies till the crowd melts away, at the end of the day, |
| you ran out of light, |
| Praying for rain, praying for signs, praying for time, praying for endless |
| night, might as well be wishing on stars |
| 4. raingods dancing |
| Empty churches, empty pews, in the subway nothing moves and the static on the |
| radio is drowning out the sound of raingod’s dancing, |
| Empty playgrounds, empty bars, I can’t remember how it was before the flood |
| when all I had to do was recognise the love that’s trapped inside. |
| I gave it all, I took it back and in the end there’s nothing left except a |
| shell surrounding emptiness and loneliness, a core of pain, |
| I see my pathway shining. |
| Raingods with zippo’s, a tinman hides a broken heart, |
| Raingods with zippo’s, he knows the flame has gone that soon he’ll fall apart, |
| So I lay me down to lie and with the rain my lullaby I drift away to dreamless |
| sleep, leave behind a life that died, a victim of a plague of ghosts |
| I was wrapped up in my guilt buried deep within my memories, a shelter of |
| self-pity that I know the rain will wash away, I sense the storm arriving. |
| Raingods with zippo’s, a tin man rusts away and slowly falls apart, |
| Raingods with zippo’s and all he leaves behind a bleeding broken heart. |
| (part ii) the wake -up call (make it happen) |
| In the end I found beginnings, not a vision, a wake up call, |
| Raised from the dead by a beating heart and at last I can see it all |
| And my eyes were opened to the darkness, in my hand a burning flame, |
| A spark of life to touch the fuse and blow these clouds away, |
| I can make it happen, if I want to, |
| Make it happen, if I try, |
| Forgive, forget, forever never means as much as it does today, |
| Make it happen, we can make it happen, we can make it happen. |
| When I wake up, will you be there? |
| it can never be the same. |
| If we can take our lives slowly, step by step, we can be dancing in the rain, |
| We can make it happen, we can make it happen, make it happen, |
| Forgive, forget, forever means today, make it happen, we can make it happen, |
| We can make it happen, forgive, forget, forever means today, |
| Make it happen. |
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