
Date of issue: 31.12.2003
Record label: Capitol Christian
Song language: English
Disaster Tourism |
Call me outside, I’ll come running down |
You call me outside, I’ll come running down |
Call me outside, I’ll come running down |
You call me outside, I’ll come running down |
When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes |
I was a nest by a fox’s hole |
Or dirt underneath your boot soles |
When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes |
Till it was nothing like I’d imagined, oh |
Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed |
On the television to pass the time |
Until their two miles of elegant blinds |
Halfway raised for the watching as you walked by |
«Look, come to the window… |
She carries a candle at mid-day! |
While the sun’s still so high!» |
But you knew better than to pay mind |
To what people and the Devil say |
Call me outside, I’ll come running down |
Into your vacant, intoxicating night |
If you call me outside |
To their haunted streets |
Their red electric lights! |
Oh, I’m on the sad side of a nowhere town |
But sister I’m all you’ve got |
So call me outside, I’ll come running down… |
Then, not another word |
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January 1979 | 2003 |
In A Sweater Poorly Knit | |
Silencer | 2001 |
The Fox, The Crow And The Cookie | 2008 |
Julia (or, ‘Holy to the LORD’ on the Bells of Horses) | 2018 |
My Exit, Unfair | 2003 |
Red Cow | 2016 |
Every Thought A Thought Of You | 2008 |
Grist for the Malady Mill | 2015 |
Torches Together | 2003 |
Gentlemen | 2001 |
Pale Horse | 2015 |
Everything Was Beautiful And Nothing Hurt | 2001 |
Fox's Dream of the Log Flume | 2015 |
Elephant in the Dock | 2015 |
Bullet To Binary | 2001 |
The Soviet | 2003 |
Seven Sisters | 2003 |
Tie Me Up! Untie Me! | 2003 |
Nine Stories | 2015 |