Maybe that it would do me good
If I believed there were a god
Out in the starry firmament.
As it is it's just a lie
And I'm here eating up the boredom
On an island of cement.
Give me your ecstasy--I'll feel it.
Open window and I'll steal it
Baby like it's heaven sent.
This ain't no love that's guiding me.
Some days I'm bursting at the seams
With all my half-remembered dreams
And then it shoots me down again.
I feel the dampness as it creeps.
I hear you coughing in your sleep
Beneath a broken window pane.
Tomorrow girl I'll buy you chips,
A lollipop to stain your lips,
And it'll all be right as rain.
This ain't no love that's guiding me.
On winter trees the fruit of rain
Is hanging trembling in the branches
Like a thousand diamond buds
And waiting there in every pause
That old familiar fear that claws you.
Tells you nothing ain't no good
Then pulling back you see it all
Down here so laughable and small
Hardly a quiver in the dirt.
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