Lyrics Slender Threads - Peter Hammill

Slender Threads - Peter Hammill
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Slender Threads, artist - Peter Hammill. Album song Chameleon In The Shadow Of The Night, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.2005
Record label: Virgin
Song language: English

Slender Threads

I saw your picture in the Evening Standard
You were wearing your battle dress
I really must confess
That I shed a silent smile for you--
It had really blown my mind
I wonder, are you still so kind?
Are you still so pure?
There are other rhymes around here somewhere
But I’m not too sure how they fit…
Jenny, penny for your thoughts
I wonder how you’re thinking now;
I hesitate to visualise;
Our worlds are much too different
That’s a sign of the times
Time was when I read your cards
And wrote the numbers in the dust;
I can’t remember what they were but, anyhow
I missed the cusp
So, so long, and so, goodbye
Do you think I’d recognise you by your hair or by your mind now?
We start out together
But the paths all divide;
When there are no more crossroads
I open my eyes
And find I’m walking on alone
Through the snowy cold…
I wonder if I’ll make it through the night?
I’m an author and an actor too;
You’re a model in the zoo…
I’m just thinking on which side of the bars
I’m looking through
If I prophesied an avalanche
Would you wait and call my bluff?
If I gave you just a little song
Would that be enough
To save your life
Or is the knife already turning in my hand?

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