Thursday, 16 August 2018
One Two Nine
When you wave ta ra,
it sometimes makes me shiver,
i die at the bar,
then you say you fool
and gave a little quiver
I'll be back soon
what you tell is rotten,
stories of ports and rivers,
from your battered car,
your image's just a spool,
tales all delivered,
bottles, tar, tidal wool,
a bravura from afar,
between passage as my lover,
left as a reminder scar,
to forget me when i drool,
for somewhere a tide remembered,
when you drain the pool,
trust the lands of la la,
or say love’s your ember,
Santa Fe, Kobe, Antofagasta,
somewhere you'll go under.
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