Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Fox's Dream of the Log Flume, artist - mewithoutYou. Album song Ten Stories, in the genre Пост-хардкор
Date of issue: 10.12.2015
Record label: Tunecore
Song language: English
Fox's Dream of the Log Flume |
Provisionally eyed, practically alive, mistook sign for signified, |
And so sins have often tried to run him off a cliff like Gadarene swine |
Inside my wardrobe seem anchor bent, |
Wondering whether we were someone better then… |
Or maybe just better able to pretend, |
And what better means to our inevitable end? |
You know, I don’t know if I know, though some with certainty insist, |
No certainty exists! |
Well I’m certain enough of this; |
in the past fourteen years there’s only |
One girl I’ve kissed! |
And the blistering heat of the Asbury peer we sat, quiet as monks on the |
Ferris wheel. |
You’re looking down at the water, down at the sea, I asked her «did that |
Ever occur in fantasy? |
where you pushed little kids from the tops of the |
Ride?"Then she shook her head «no,"I said «Oh, neither do I."And with my Grandma’s ring, I went down on one knee. |
And the subsequent catastrophe has since haunted me like a fiberglass ghost |
I sent part of me (Like a fibreglass ghost to ask of my inconveniently |
Selective memory) |
Forgetfully you, mercifully withdrew, all the bearing |
Points we thought we knew, days run, days set clock, our calm is shot. |
We sailed waywardly on, singing our midnight archer songs until well past |
Dawn. |
It’s still dark on the deck of our boat, haphazardly blown, broken |
Bows, our aimless arrow words don’t mean a thing |
Tonight I think it’s pretty obvious that there’s no God. |
And there’s |
Definitely a God! |
I dreamt on the rocks at the asbury dune that you jumped from the top of The log flume |
And they gather like wolves on the boardwalk below |
They’re howling for answers |
No wolf can know I charged at the waves with a glass in my hand |
I was tossed like a ball at the bottle stand |
And I landed besides your remains on the stone where your cold finger |
Wrapped round my ankle bone |
Maybe ten feet away was a star, Thousands of times the size of our sun |
Exploding like party balloons that we throw darts at Slept until our chest was full of yarn we Spun from Shetland wool. |
Socks from where the Dorset grows, sheared and |
Scoured hours before the rooster crows. |
The price of German silver fell, |
Threw this huge tailors down the superstition well. |