1. |
Menhir
06:16
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2. |
Murder Song
05:00
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Swarm of mice
biting down the house
biting the memory
out of reality
Flocks of beds
and where are those girls
who I slept with
where are those graves I've hidden
down in the garden
I miss all fourteen
digging this last one hole
in the melted ground of time
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3. |
Mother
05:01
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To put the ash in mother's hand
while lullaby crawls into grave
she'll put the blizzard in the sky
she'll cut the womb and eat the stone
eat the stone repeatedly
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4. |
Grow/Sleep
02:42
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Grow the stone out of the cold sea
grow air of dust and wind of falling trees
put yourself in a cupboard made of sleep
throw out the key
throw out the key
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5. |
Lullaby
03:39
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Look out young boy there's a crack in the sky
throwing roofs on clouds
throwing street lights in shadows
and on the corner of the street
the death sells sorrow
the God sells faith
give them your sweet hopes and dreams
and they leave you like your pets before
and you are strong and alone
you doubt you seek
you measure the endless night
you try to tame nightmare you lost out of your sight
you walk you throw the stones into empty rooms
you burn the trees you used to climb up
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6. |
War
04:52
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Where have you been my soul
this town is dead and gone
you must have known it long before
that scratches on the wall
that bodies in the well
they call it war
does it hurt
does it bother you
lying on your back
watching skies dropping the clouds
your heart is falling leaf
the echo drains the streets
the wind is blowing in my empty body
the words were spoken right into the dust.
the dust was first and last
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