You pour your life down the rifle's spiral And show us you've earned it. Cleric's fog will recede right before your eyes.
Down gray eyes on the subway. Long before you were born You were always to be a dagger floating
Listen, now, we won't tell anyone. But you're gonna tell the world. So life ain't then any fun.
As you rise; rise from your burning fiat, Go, go get my suitcase, would you? You've thoroughly blown their mind. And now I must have passage on the lines To the veins from your heart.
You're not invisible, now. Your mother must be so proud. You sublimate yourself, drowning us of rich.
Primitive mirror on the wall, To fortify your grim resolve. Another grain of indigent salt for the sea.
All them gray eyes on the subway So long before you were born You were always to be a dagger floating