1. |
The Count
06:00
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2. |
Corrientes
03:46
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"And the greatest? Well, God forgive me but he's in heaven, but he was a great one. Hmm, how do I do it, I don't know how to imitate him right..." (rough translation)
People crowding round on every corner
won't be letting just another wafer get through
I know you told me I would find it warmer
it's only warming like a warning given too late
"Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, please excuse the interruption. My son here and I are on the street at the moment, which is where we have to be. ...If you could help us with some money, maybe five or ten centavos, that would help us out... (incomplete)
Friendly features don't mean open-hearted
when your actions have an equal opposite pull
What you want is what you won't be given
long as you can find a way to keep yourself full
People crowding round an open sewer
step aside and let another wafer crawl in
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3. |
Dirge
04:04
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4. |
Home Again Now
06:20
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an empty bag is set before me
they say it's mine to bear for now
the more's inside, the lighter will it be
girls:
and all your smiles as friends perceive them
will be there till out of sight
and all your words as they receive them
will be there till out of mind
but the feelings only you can leave them
will be there long past your life
they will be there till the end of time
boys:
and I cannot let it tear
and I will not let it stain
and I plan to fill it only with the finest things
though it's slow to make it full
though my back is sure to break
I can't help but see the stakes
all:
so love it's all right
rest is in sight
love, set you down
you're home again now
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