Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Blistered Text And Bleeding Pens, artist - Thought Industry. Album song Songs For Insects, in the genre Прогрессивный рок
Date of issue: 04.07.1992
Record label: Metal Blade Records
Song language: English
Blistered Text And Bleeding Pens |
In life I’m skin stretched to form my body. |
With life |
We can hope to grow old alone. |
In life all is well. |
Strapped empty to a placid dream. |
In the fields is where |
I belong. |
Blistered text and bleeding pens. |
In life we are one. |
Extensions of each other. |
With life |
We can find that death is on the outside, in life all |
is Well, left dancing a laughing tree. |
In the hills is where I Belong. |
Blistered text and bleeding pens. |
Venice please will you hide my face and change my Eyes. |
Friends aren’t friends. |
They look to themselves. |
Their advice is wrong. |
Selfish. |
Blatant. |
On the Bridge |
of Sighs a piece of bleeding art. |
Mold me still with |
plaster |
Joints and a pompous grin. |
I shall die within my song. |
Your life for my life. |
Your life for my life. |
Your life for my life. |
Your life for my life. |
The Rialto. |
Buy here, sell there. |
I see a face. |
Carletta. |
The Rialto. |
Thieves and lovers, mimes and jugglers, |
Read me poems from Venetia. |
Of tired men with hearts |
Of gold. |
Of the whore without a neck. |
So the palace |
Guards could not take her head. |
Dead. |
My. |
Head. |
In pools we swirl beyond the point of transition. |
All |
Must try. |
All must fail. |
The Renaissance Ants crawl deep in her mouth, |
Yea. |
Across her breasts and within her thighs. |
Christ |
has |
Known these thighs before. |
The Ants of Enlightenment |
Have her moaning to their cause. |
She chews on the |
Ants still trapped in her teeth. |
Christ has known this |
Mouth before. |
At the Grand Canal Carletta cries. |
The gondolier |
Says, «Wipe your face, whore». |
I just laugh, now |
looking |
Down. |
The gondola’s a paper swan. |
Pulp. |
On the mezzanine I watch the old man scream. |
Like |
Cats ripping doves apart wing by wing. |
Violins, |
Tangerines, and one glass eye. |
I love Carletta and with |
That I sigh. |
Who wins? |
Who wins you? |
Forgive? |
Forgive. |
I could |
Not choose; |
and both poets lose. |
We lose. |