Nine Horses - Atom And Cell lyrics

[Nine Horses - Atom And Cell lyrics]

Her skin was darker than ashes
And she had something to say
Bout being naked to the elements
At the end of yet another day
And the rain on her back
That continued to fall
From the bruise of her lips
Swollen, fragile, and small

And the bills that you paid with
Were worth nothing at all
A lost foreign currency
Multi-coloured, barely reputable
Like the grasses that blew in
The warm summer breeze
Well she offered you this to
Do as you please, d

And where is the poetry?
Didn't she promise us poetry?

The redwoods, the deserts, the tropical ease
The swamps and the prairie dogs
The Joshua trees
The long straight highways from
Dirt road to tar
Hitching your wheels to truck, bus, or car

And the lives that you hold in
The palm of your hand
You toss them aside small
And damn near unbreakable
You drank all the water and
You pissed yourself dry
Then you fell to your knees
And proceeded to cry

And who could feel sorry for
A drunkard like this
In a democracy of dunces
With a parasites kiss?

And where are the stars?
Didn't she promise us stars?

Nothing will ever be as it was
The price has been paid with
A thousand loose shoes
Pictures are pasted on shop windows and walls
Like a poor mans Boltanski lost one and all

Sell, sell bid your farewell
Come, come save yourself
Give yourself over
Pushing your consciousness
Deep into every atom and cell sell
Bid your farewell come, come
Save yourself give yourself over
Pushing your consciousness
Deep into every atom and cell sell
Bid your farewell come, come
Save yourself give yourself over
Pushing your consciousness
Deep into every atom and cell

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