Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song SDSS1416+13B (Zercon, A Flagpole Sitter) , by - Scott Walker. Release date: 02.12.2012
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song SDSS1416+13B (Zercon, A Flagpole Sitter) , by - Scott Walker. SDSS1416+13B (Zercon, A Flagpole Sitter) |
| This is my job, |
| I don’t come around and put out |
| your red light when you work. |
| Silence |
| What’s the matter, |
| didn’t you get enough attention at home? |
| Silence |
| If shit were music, |
| you’d be a brass band. |
| Silence |
| Know what? |
| You should get an agent, |
| why sit in the dark |
| handling yourself. |
| For Lavinia |
| who goes like |
| gynozoon. |
| IX I V IX III V I For the citizen |
| whose joke lays |
| in their hand. |
| I V I |
| V IX IX III |
| To play fugues |
| on Joves |
| Spam castanets. |
| V IX IX |
| I VI IX I Cattle are slaughtered, |
| Entrails examined, |
| spread out across the moon. |
| The Tisza is rising, |
| topless bars overflowing, |
| pulsing through the flumes. |
| Drop-kicked coloraturas |
| fouling my ears, |
| bypassing |
| an anorexic sky and- |
| -scar jumping grafters, |
| chorion-crying. |
| How can you stoop |
| so high? |
| For Papiria |
| who plops |
| the Pantheon. |
| IV VI IX |
| V I IX I For grosse Gauls |
| who wont leave |
| our sheep alone. |
| V I VII |
| IX I IX I Norsemen! |
| DO NOT! |
| eat the big pink mint. |
| Flush hard, |
| its a long way to Athens. |
| Gone |
| from your wooden palace. |
| The wild mice pelt clothes |
| slipped from my toes |
| where termites |
| scribble the walls. |
| Twisted forth, |
| and gone, |
| 'Little father', |
| The 'snip' off your |
| nine-ninety-nine, |
| from where you groomed |
| yourself too small. |
| No more |
| dragging this wormy anus |
| round on shag piles from |
| Persia to Thrace. |
| I’ve severed |
| my reeking gonads, |
| fed them to your |
| shrunken face. |
| Janus head |
| its said, |
| will give good door. |
| IX IX V IX I IX I For a Roman who’s proof |
| that Greeks fucked bears. |
| V V IX |
| VII V IV I Heard this one? |
| This’ll kill ya, |
| about the ropes of hair |
| care of Venus the Bald |
| tugging Mercs across the plain. |
| Those measuring road-rashed bellies |
| a perte de vue to me night and day. |
| The one |
| about the saint |
| stranded high |
| upon his pillar. |
| Thirty summers, |
| Thirty winters, |
| his constant visitor, |
| his mother. |
| But he’d stare into the distance, |
| ignored her calls from down |
| below… |
| «DID YOU EVER THROW YOUR OWN |
| MOTHERS FOOD BACK AT HER?!» |
| «DID YOU EVER TELL HER, |
| TAKE THIS JUNK AWAY?!» |
| «WHAT KIND OF UNNATURAL SON |
| WOULD DO THAT TO HIS OWN |
| MOTHER?!» |
| …The tasteless one |
| about the bantam |
| who couldn’t climb a rung. |
| Your Helipolis is scrapheap. |
| Gone, |
| the brown slug |
| of your tongue. |
| For eunuch Ron |
| who sleeps at night |
| across the emperors |
| bedroom door. |
| III V IX |
| IX I V I Grostulating-Gorbi |
| requires fresh packing. |
| II IX V |
| I IV IX I OVER, |
| its over, |
| Syrinx screaming |
| all around, |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| Aquil-Aetos! |
| Aquil-Aetos! |
| screaming all around, |
| Filling up my life, |
| screaming all around. |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| OVER, |
| its over, |
| your Nibelung |
| can’t be found. |
| Their shadowless |
| shadows, |
| wiping me. |
| Wiping me clean |
| away. |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| Where’s; |
| the scent of pine torches, |
| the lumbering caravans, |
| the felt covered wagons, moving like galleons? |
| The 'wedgie', the 'melvy' to threaten the air? |
| Only fledge muffled |
| long hollow bone-drums |
| a beating. |
| The dark day behind us, |
| the dark day ahead |
| the wind drone across |
| skull goblets. |
| THEN, |
| Basel-cum-Strasbourg-cum-Frankfurt-cumSpeyer-cum… |
| I hear the only place your ever invited |
| is outside. |
| Silence |
| If brains were rain, you’d surely |
| be a desert. |
| Silence |
| Look, don’t go to a mind reader, |
| go to a palmist; |
| I know you’ve got a palm. |
| Silence |
| Does your face hurt? |
| cuz its killing me. |
| CUT; |
| to Lost Lumbago City. |
| I am perched |
| against the sky. |
| A banner shoal of sparrows |
| sways in the twilight. |
| Down there, |
| as ish kabibble’s |
| schlepp the shade |
| forever, |
| earths hoary |
| fontenelle |
| weeps softly |
| for a thumb thrust. |
| A chorus of threadbare |
| black-stockinged legs |
| is fanning out |
| into a frazzled black |
| rose. |
| No phalanxes fleeing |
| like zippers of blood, |
| red plumes nodding |
| between the horses |
| ears. |
| HEY BUDDY! |
| GIVE IT UP! |
| HEY PAL! |
| COME DOWN! |
| JOIN THE LIVING! |
| WANTED! |
| A LISPING, HOBBLING, NOSELESS |
| RUNT. |
| Phone IX IX IX |
| IX IX IX I. |
| REMEMBER: |
| 'SOMEDAY YOU’LL GO FAR |
| IF YOU CATCH THE RIGHT |
| TRAIN'? |
| HOW ABOUT, |
| 'YOU'RE SO FAT, |
| WHEN YOU WEAR A YELLOW |
| RAINCOAT, PEOPLE SCREAM |
| TAXI?' |
| THEN THERE’S, |
| 'YOU'RE SO BORING |
| THAT YOU CAN’T EVEN ENTERTAIN DOUBT'. |
| I’ll grease |
| this pole |
| behind me. |
| Grease this pole |
| behind me. |
| Grease this pole. |
| Grease this pole. |
| There’s an unfinished rumour |
| doing the rounds. |
| It seems the storks are seen |
| returning to the rooftops. |
| Carrying back their children. |
| Clacking like dried palms. |
| Loud enough to be heard |
| from Reims to Orleans. |
| River banks are cleared. |
| Bridges retaken. |
| Oblivion, |
| driven from the city |
| street by street. |
| So why |
| have screams of laughter, |
| the pissing stench |
| of mares-milk beer |
| come to bait |
| your toad down |
| from his toadstool? |
| And if |
| I’m melancholic. |
| And if I shed a tear… |
| 'Don't forget to blink, |
| lest your eyeballs dry up, fall out |
| of their sockets and dangle on your |
| cheeks like Caesar’s shrivelled |
| coglione'. |
| …its when I hear |
| a sawed-off coffin rolls |
| beneath the Tisza |
| HEY BAR! |
| Ah, my noblest music. |
| HEY! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| HEY BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| BAR! |
| I’ll grease |
| this pole |
| behind me. |
| Grease this |
| pole behind |
| me. |
| Grease this |
| pole… |
| Grease this |
| po… |
| OVER, |
| its over, |
| but where’s |
| the electrons |
| squeezing all around? |
| Burning up my life. |
| Squeezing all around. |
| OVER, |
| its over, |
| Only freezing |
| all around. |
| I greased |
| that pole |
| behind me. |
| Greased |
| that pole |
| behind me. |
| Your Nibelung |
| can’t be found. |
| I’ve looked high and low for you, |
| I guess I didn’t look low enough. |
| Don’t move: |
| I want to forget you just the way |
| you are. |
| I really hope your face clears up. |
| You know; |
| I think you’ve got nothing there. |
| Infrared, infrared. |
| I could |
| drop |
| into |
| the |
| darkness. |
| Its so cold, |
| Infrared. |
| What if I freeze, |
| and |
| drop |
| into |
| the |
| darkness? |
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