
Date of issue: 19.06.1995
Record label: Quarterstick
Song language: English
Have a Safe Trip, Dear |
In the kitchen, in a chair |
Above the vent where the heat is The man sits beside her |
She’s baking their daily bread |
And living through each step with direction |
He watches her with admiration |
Unable to make sense of her magic |
The magician sets the oven at 350 degrees |
And lets her work do the trick |
He grinds the beans for their coffee |
And they move to a different space |
Where they wait |
Gone to a different room |
In the |
Riding there, riding there |
I’m trying… |
Waiting there, waiting there |
It’s been so long, it’s been so long |
The man lies down beside her |
She strikes a flame to kill the absolute darkness |
«calm and disjointed», she says |
«exactly the way it should be» |
And then it all comes down around him |
Sleep is hard and the flames keep burning |
Until the clock went blank |
… on both sides |
Smoke gets so much thicker |
So much thicker that it goes unseen |
At the station |
Waiting there |
For the front door |
Waiting there |
Running there |
I’m station, I’m station |
I’m station, I’m station |
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