Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Beyond the Son , by - Koop. Song from the album Koop Islands, in the genre ЛаунджRelease date: 02.10.2006
Record label: Diesel
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Beyond the Son , by - Koop. Song from the album Koop Islands, in the genre ЛаунджBeyond the Son |
| Dear, thanks for your letter |
| Sounds like you’re living the way you wanted |
| And that makes me smile |
| No, I hadn’t heard Bjorn Borg retired |
| Thank God one of us has a finger on an sporting pulse |
| No records left to collect your complaint |
| Well, Borg, Brolin and an unknown tennis trainer |
| Released something recently |
| No doubt your contacts in the Stockholm underworld |
| Can source that gem |
| Got back the other day to find the pub |
| On the corner had been burnt down |
| A dark London street story, I won’t burden you with now |
| Determined as I am to write you some life affirming shit |
| And not drag you an a regular trawl |
| Through the night seas to find what crawls |
| Yet I know they’re casting their lots to see |
| Who can get the old pubs' lease |
| And turn it into more luxury flats |
| Brick by brick the infiltration has begun |
| I feel moved to take a spray can |
| And ending step to the boarding |
| But as yet I can’t think of anything witty |
| Or on point enough to be up there |
| Yet the drunkards still own the park |
| D’s still there in your old flat making beats |
| And still owns the night |
| While this street can still shape shift |
| And make you quicken your pace on a late night return |
| So I suppose we still have time |
| But make no mistake my friend |
| I’m sure some barricade somewhere has started calling |
| I’m so sorry we missed each other |
| When you last came to town |
| I heard from Ndeye you sat with her |
| Telling stories for three hours while |
| And he put some extensions in a client’s hair |
| She told me about Cuba, cigars and sacred drums |
| Of arguments in bars, Dante |
| The color of Christ and the only true poet |
| The South China Seas |
| Remembered Fa Yung, the Buddhist master |
| «How can we obtain truth through words?» |
| When she quoted your, 'Immature writer’s plagiarize |
| Mature writers steal" |
| I was back in a bar in New York, Lower East Side |
| When you shouted that at |
| Maybe it was yourself, maybe I wasn’t there |
| Maybe it’s slipped down between the years |
| My memory isn’t exactly all that now |
| But my friend, you definitely have a convert there |
| And if you ever need your hair braiding |
| And I know that’s a long shot then she’s your girl |
| As my man scratch or maybe Rakim or maybe Monk |
| More probably all of them at some stage said |
| «You gotta check the new style» |
| I’m assuming you are still running |
| An old testament blades to hair ratio |
| And it hasn’t fallen rudely out on you |
| If that’s the scenario then my sincerest apologies |
| Saw Mr. Brenan in the Holloway road yesterday |
| Walked past with a bag of potatoes on his shoulders |
| I didn’t stop him he wouldn’t have a clue who the hell I was |
| He didn’t back then |
| When we’d spent month’s sleeping on his sofa |
| Explaining which one of his son’s friends we were |
| Well, that’s the price you pay |
| For any more than six children in the Holloway road area |
| I think of you often |
| And hope we see each other again as soon as possible |
| Until such time may the winds be at your back |
| The dice be kind and the gods turn the occasional blind eye |
| Sincerely yours |
| Beyond the clouds |
| Beyond the son |
| The rebel without a cause |
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|---|---|
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