The man is lonely, I know that or so I think.
The man has seen death and the desert, so they say.
He doesn't greet anyone, just listens in the doorway,
If for a while I still sing, what will you do?
The man is different, I know that or so I think.
Grim and depressed let him be if he wants
He won't laugh at my jokes, won't sleep or eat
If for a while I still sing, what will you do?
Oh listen, my skinny love
Like a guitar, I play your ribs
Then the crickets of the road forget their violins
and the opera's divas sigh deeply
The man is dry, I know it or so I think
Made of wood and it lights up just like that
now it isn't the evening, the man looks at his watch
If for a while I still sing, what will you do?
Oh listen, my skinny love
Like a guitar, I play your ribs
Then the crickets of the road forget their violins
and the opera's divas sigh deeply
Oh listen, my skinny love
Like a guitar, I play your ribs
Then the crickets of the road forget their violins
and the opera's divas sigh deeply
Then the crickets of the road forget their violins
and the opera's divas sigh deeply