James | |
Hey Ma | |
Of Monsters And Heroes And Men | |
Stray cats with fish heads | |
Feeding their litters | |
Feral kids fight | |
Over rats tailed from gutters | |
Bookie mouth brokers | |
Rotten fruit sellers | |
Pickpockets ghost through the crowd | |
He climbs onto boxes | |
By market stall traders | |
Toothless and grey haired | |
Thousand yard stare | |
He had a vision | |
Which broke the receiver | |
Receiving transmission | |
Surface to air | |
Either way. I’m in awe of you | |
Either way. We’ll survive. We’ll survive | |
Conjuring devils, | |
Angels and demons | |
Only the children see shape to his tone | |
Laughing and crying | |
His song fell upon us | |
We buried his treasure along with the bones | |
Arms held aloft | |
A Y to the sky | |
Innocent witness | |
He testified | |
Drained of his purpose | |
He falls off the quayside | |
Absorbed by the ocean | |
Rolled by the tide | |
Either way. I’m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We’ll survive. | |
Either way. I’m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We’ll survive. | |
We’ll survive. | |
Under the power lines | |
Which crackle and sparkle | |
Under the freeway | |
Now mostly rubble | |
The hungry still gather | |
To fill up with stories | |
Of monsters and heroes and men | |
Under the stars | |
Which prick us and call us | |
Connect us to hope | |
That perfection’s within is | |
Here on the ground | |
We’re reckless and hopeless | |
Damned by the slip of a pen | |
Rambling poets | |
Manic with vision | |
We are the drivers yet we feel driven | |
Moths in the moonlight | |
Fooled by a flashlight | |
Caught in a jam jar | |
Gasping for air | |
Rambling poets | |
Manic with vision | |
We are the drivers yet we feel driven | |
Moths in the moonlight | |
Fooled by a flashlight | |
Caught in a jam jar | |
Gasping for air | |
Either way. I’m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We’ll survive. | |
We’ll survive |
James | |
Hey Ma | |
Of Monsters And Heroes And Men | |
Stray cats with fish heads | |
Feeding their litters | |
Feral kids fight | |
Over rats tailed from gutters | |
Bookie mouth brokers | |
Rotten fruit sellers | |
Pickpockets ghost through the crowd | |
He climbs onto boxes | |
By market stall traders | |
Toothless and grey haired | |
Thousand yard stare | |
He had a vision | |
Which broke the receiver | |
Receiving transmission | |
Surface to air | |
Either way. I m in awe of you | |
Either way. We ll survive. We ll survive | |
Conjuring devils, | |
Angels and demons | |
Only the children see shape to his tone | |
Laughing and crying | |
His song fell upon us | |
We buried his treasure along with the bones | |
Arms held aloft | |
A Y to the sky | |
Innocent witness | |
He testified | |
Drained of his purpose | |
He falls off the quayside | |
Absorbed by the ocean | |
Rolled by the tide | |
Either way. I m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We ll survive. | |
Either way. I m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We ll survive. | |
We ll survive. | |
Under the power lines | |
Which crackle and sparkle | |
Under the freeway | |
Now mostly rubble | |
The hungry still gather | |
To fill up with stories | |
Of monsters and heroes and men | |
Under the stars | |
Which prick us and call us | |
Connect us to hope | |
That perfection s within is | |
Here on the ground | |
We re reckless and hopeless | |
Damned by the slip of a pen | |
Rambling poets | |
Manic with vision | |
We are the drivers yet we feel driven | |
Moths in the moonlight | |
Fooled by a flashlight | |
Caught in a jam jar | |
Gasping for air | |
Rambling poets | |
Manic with vision | |
We are the drivers yet we feel driven | |
Moths in the moonlight | |
Fooled by a flashlight | |
Caught in a jam jar | |
Gasping for air | |
Either way. I m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We ll survive. | |
We ll survive |
James | |
Hey Ma | |
Of Monsters And Heroes And Men | |
Stray cats with fish heads | |
Feeding their litters | |
Feral kids fight | |
Over rats tailed from gutters | |
Bookie mouth brokers | |
Rotten fruit sellers | |
Pickpockets ghost through the crowd | |
He climbs onto boxes | |
By market stall traders | |
Toothless and grey haired | |
Thousand yard stare | |
He had a vision | |
Which broke the receiver | |
Receiving transmission | |
Surface to air | |
Either way. I m in awe of you | |
Either way. We ll survive. We ll survive | |
Conjuring devils, | |
Angels and demons | |
Only the children see shape to his tone | |
Laughing and crying | |
His song fell upon us | |
We buried his treasure along with the bones | |
Arms held aloft | |
A Y to the sky | |
Innocent witness | |
He testified | |
Drained of his purpose | |
He falls off the quayside | |
Absorbed by the ocean | |
Rolled by the tide | |
Either way. I m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We ll survive. | |
Either way. I m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We ll survive. | |
We ll survive. | |
Under the power lines | |
Which crackle and sparkle | |
Under the freeway | |
Now mostly rubble | |
The hungry still gather | |
To fill up with stories | |
Of monsters and heroes and men | |
Under the stars | |
Which prick us and call us | |
Connect us to hope | |
That perfection s within is | |
Here on the ground | |
We re reckless and hopeless | |
Damned by the slip of a pen | |
Rambling poets | |
Manic with vision | |
We are the drivers yet we feel driven | |
Moths in the moonlight | |
Fooled by a flashlight | |
Caught in a jam jar | |
Gasping for air | |
Rambling poets | |
Manic with vision | |
We are the drivers yet we feel driven | |
Moths in the moonlight | |
Fooled by a flashlight | |
Caught in a jam jar | |
Gasping for air | |
Either way. I m in awe of you. | |
Either way. We ll survive. | |
We ll survive |