Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song My Love for You Is Undying , by - Mark Kozelek. Song from the album Mark Kozelek, in the genre ИндиRelease date: 10.05.2018
Record label: Caldo Verde
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song My Love for You Is Undying , by - Mark Kozelek. Song from the album Mark Kozelek, in the genre ИндиMy Love for You Is Undying |
| Though the dead are decomposing |
| Though my flesh and hair are thinning |
| Though my eyesight is fading |
| Though the planet is decaying |
| Though the haters don’t stop hating |
| Though the Gulf Coast is flooding |
| Though the news is always troubling |
| Though the headlines are befuddling |
| Though our time is disintegrating |
| Though our days are dissipating |
| Though my friends keep moving |
| Though the city keeps on changing |
| Though the roses are drying |
| Though the orchid petals are falling |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| Watching a fight the other night |
| Valencia Street with you, at the burger joint |
| A guy from Nebraska against a guy from Namibia |
| A woman was outside on the curb crying |
| Two men were consoling her by her side |
| Two men were consoling her by her side |
| I walked out and asked if everyone was alright |
| They said, «We're okay, thank you for asking» |
| «You too, have a good night» |
| I went and sang some songs at the chapel |
| With some interesting other singers |
| Like Blag Dahlia from the Dwarves and the classy Bob Davenport |
| When I finished singing my songs |
| A girl approached me and said, «Hey» |
| I said, «You look familiar, how do I know you?» |
| She said, «You don’t know me, my name is Vivian |
| And I really enjoyed your singing» |
| I said, «Thank you» and I shook her hand |
| She said, «I listened to your music more than I ever slept» |
| I had no reply to that, then she nodded to her friend |
| Then I reached for your hand, then she smiled then she left |
| Though my hardwood floors are getting creaky |
| Though an unexpected cat’s meow can get me shaking |
| Though I dehydrate quickly when I’m leaf raking |
| Though I fall asleep less than I’m waking |
| Though my guitar tubes are oxidizing |
| Though with age I’m prioritizing my workload and my socializing |
| Though it used to be nothing |
| I’m realizing it’s now all getting more tiring |
| Though Mayweather is retiring |
| Though my old lamps need rewiring |
| Though my testosterone is expiring |
| Though movie directors are no longer calling |
| My ears were ringing so I went and met you |
| For a dinner at the Big Four |
| As we got to walk out the door |
| A woman said, «Hey mister, you dropped your wallet on the floor» |
| My jacket hit a glass, it fell to the floor and it crashed |
| Everybody looked startled as if our names were Jaymes and Bartles |
| I said, «Hey, it’s a tight space, spare me your pity |
| Coming from your facelifted faces |
| This could have happened to each and every one of you too» |
| The waiter hurried over, said «We're gonna have to ask you to leave, sir» |
| I said «Hey, I was leaving anyhow |
| That’s the last time you’re going to see a bad guy like this, that’s for sure» |
| Thank you Antonio Montana, from a prison in Havana |
| From a boat across the Atlantic to a mansion in Miami |
| Though these words may need refining |
| Though I much prefer reclining |
| Backstage and out front autograph signing |
| Though I prefer infrequent flying |
| Though for perfection, I’ve stopped trying |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| My love for you is undying |
| During our long summer staycation |
| We attended a relative’s cremation |
| Her bereaved husband sat there trembling with his cane |
| Our hearts were broken |
| Her picture was so beautiful and so youthful |
| Everyone was mournful and tearful |
| Then his grandchildren walked him to the car at the end of the lawn |
| Flowers were waiting |
| Though so many there were grieving |
| There was no doubt and no denying |
| Of a love undying, of an undying love |
| Though some may find my specifying agonizing and trying |
| Long-winded and unsatisfying |
| Others may find it hypnotizing, comforting, and inspiring |
| Relatable and consoling |
| I went to the bookstore the other day |
| The counter girl was scratching at her hand |
| She said she thought that it was itching because of all the cash that she’d |
| been handling |
| I said, «It could be that, or depending on where you’ve been |
| It might also be bedbugs» |
| And she looked at me with surprised and starstruck eyes |
| She asked, «Are you like the real, like the actual, Mark Kozelek?» |
| I said, «Yes, I am that man» |
| She said, «Oh my god, I’m like a really, really big fan» |
| Then she said, «We should totally go to Panera» |
| I replied, «There's a Panera Bread in San Francisco?» |
| She said, «No, there’s not a Panera Bread in San Francisco |
| Even if there was, I’d never meet you there anyhow» |
| And someone said, «Actually there is a Panera Bread in San Francisco |
| On Geary and Masonic» |
| And she said, «Well, I was just kidding anyhow» |
| And then suddenly there was an awkward silence |
| At first, I thought she was the nicest |
| Then suddenly she seemed cold as ISIS |
| And this didn’t sit well on my midlife crisis |
| Then her boss came over and threw a wet blanket on the good vibes |
| He said, «Sir, can I ask you, are you even planning to buy a book?» |
| I said, «Well I was, but this store smells like an old barn full of old Amish |
| musty quilts» |
| He said, «That will be enough of that language, sir» |
| I said, «Okay, but I came in here well-intentioned |
| And that mean-spirited counter girl of yours totally hurt my feelings» |
| He asked what had she done that I found so demeaning |
| I said, «She engaged me and then for no reason at all, venomously stung me» |
| He said, «You might be overanalyzing |
| That you’re exaggerating or bold-faced lying» |
| I said, «No, I’m not dramatizing, fictionalizing, or even slightly modifying» |
| He said, «I think your brain may need rewiring» |
| I said, «I think the two of you are co-conspiring» |
| Then they laughed and they looked down at their phones |
| Then I walked out the door and was on my way home |
| Then as I walked along the road, my mind hypothesizing |
| What could have went so wrong in this liberal vegan bookstore |
| Specializing in Charles Bukowski but doesn’t carry the new Mike Tyson biography? |
| Then a sort of happiness overcame me as I began realizing |
| That for a connection I’ll never stop trying |
| Even if it results in my eyes crying |
| When I stop caring is when I’m dead inside |
| My heart was now reviving |
| My lips were now a-smiling |
| Then these words I began compiling |
| And a melody started forming |
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|---|---|
| Away in a Manger | 2014 |
| Metropol 47 | 2008 |
| Watch You Sleeping ft. Mark Kozelek | 2016 |
| Float On | 2016 |
| This Is My Town | 2018 |
| Weed Whacker | 2018 |
| Live in Chicago | 2018 |
| The Mark Kozelek Museum | 2018 |
| Finally | 2009 |
| 666 Post | 2018 |
| The Banjo Song | 2018 |
| Sublime | 2018 |
| Good Nostalgia | 2018 |
| Young Riddick Bowe | 2018 |
| I Cried During Wall Street | 2018 |
| Salvador Sanchez | 2009 |
| Moorestown | 2009 |
| Four Fingered Fisherman | 2009 |
| Carry Me Ohio | 2009 |
| Unlit Hallway | 2009 |