I start books at the end
And I put my chin up for the smallest thing
My eye is crying because of the wind
My zoning out is intentional
I don’t make sense
The sky pours down on my hands
I don’t make sense
The sky pours down…
It doesn’t make sense
The sky pours down on my hands
It doesn’t make sense
Beneath my feet the sky comes back
They smile red and speak gray to me
I pretend to have understood everything
There’s a guy who is crying outside
On my face, gold dust
I don’t make sense
The sky pours down on my hands
I don’t make sense
The sky pours down…
It doesn’t make sense
The sky pours down on my hands
It doesn’t make sense
Beneath my feet the sky comes back
We and “the man,” we’re out at the moment
Worst than just a half, we count for half of a half
Right on the roadside, like origami
The outstretched arm seems broken, it’s all just chaff and splinters
Those weird children
Spit out as if by chance
Hiding the effort in the scratching post
And a creepy song as a battle standard which goes:
“I do all my make-up
with Mercurochrome.
Against the pop-ups
who guarantee me the throne”
“I do all my make-up
with Mercuochrome.
Against the pop-ups
who guarantee me the throne”
I don’t make sense
The sky pours down on my hands
I don’t make sense
The sky pours down…
It doesn’t make sense
The sky pours down on my hands
I don’t make sense
Beneath my feet the sky comes back