this is a song i can't say to you without singing
it's an ancient pattern that also works for fishing
men knitting thinking they praying to they wives
wives teats hanging heavy as hoopties with babies
sing another song also not the one i'm singing to you
but there is a child one all alone out there in the cold
he might be standing on a windy bridge singing
i feel alone yet so free out here i don't want to go home
i figure in this scene it seems to make room for me
and every morning walking home the sun is up for me
they must make room for me here and my reasons
they must consider my reasons and my innocence
it must speak back to them about they own trajectories
way they left they keys they left they innocence
this is the outside world all meeting together with me
this is the impression i leave on nature itself
while i find the key to get back on out again
nature sit outside the protection from enemies
yet nature let your natural friends come
if you're young you've got natural mojo and
there are those that come around protect the
fine young leather bound for treasure bound
together bound in pleasure an more pleasure
an the hard side of town way they knock at
your door for the rent or turn the music down
and you get it that all whores are workers and
all workers are whores and you want to
burn it down, eat it up, burn it down, eat it up
burn it down burn it down burn it down burn it
up and eat it up and be eaten up and eat it up and
burn it up and take it down and take it up and
this is the song i couldn't say to you this is the
story i can't tell you because it never ends
it's a trajectory that carries on the winds of time
it makes a circle and then a swirly and then
a silver line a landing a griddle a very firm bed
a sheet of ice a melting sea of liberty
this is the story the story i am singing to you
by Missy