
Date of issue: 29.07.2021
Song language: English
South |
How many times have I heard, |
«In the South they just don’t work.» |
Lazy angels spill time and use lives as I would mine. |
Pouring out of windows, like strange flags, |
come clean clothes. |
Spit-free sediment sweep dives from |
broom-kept porch in no time. |
Now the sun strips that same sidewalk, |
with the day-dried test of small talk. |
She walks quick, fresh, with clean, black crease, |
and navigates this mess with protected ease. |
Does she leave? |
Does she come home? |
Where does she sleep? |
But somehow the gate’s not right. |
A face stripped of something since last night. |
Can you sustain that same smile at a store or a job? |
And what’s such a rush that would let you be robbed? |
Do you leave? |
Do you come home? |
Name | Year |
---|---|
Original Spies | 2021 |
New Martini | 1997 |
Nerve | 1994 |
Alingual | 2004 |
"The State I'm In" Aka "Goode Buy From Cobbs Creek Park" | 2004 |
Cacophony | 2004 |
Water | 2004 |
Empty There | 2021 |
Caffeine Or Me | 2006 |
Number 6 | 2006 |
Cherry Coke | 1995 |
It's 98 Stop | 1997 |
Bob Dylan Wrote Propaganda Songs | 2005 |
The New Hangout Condition | 1997 |
New New | 1997 |
Sing | 2000 |
Cancel | 2000 |
Need A Job | 2005 |
Number Six | 1999 |
The Same Stars | 1997 |