He got her drunk very Holding hands, they found the Where he had control as far as the When his covered wet hair She took over furniture wax Dust, and the cloying of polishing-cloth When he was sick, she him
Oh hush, my friend, and And cuddle to the on through the waves That may wet your lover's
We have been far through this long hours We go far, tomorrow, out of sight, ooh...
He do it properly The disco, the office, the pub, Had left out those of delight. Satisfied, he would out, Puzzled at why she squirmed, Held onto him, tears curling into her This was something their stories omitted That her joy would seem pain When he focused his release.
Do sand and and stones Peep in your night? But you not be hurt For all will with time.
We have been far through this long hours We go far, tomorrow, out of sight, ooh...
In the third of the relationship She was on organic acid Would stop to up a rained-out leaf Would give it tenderly his hand of dead things before they reached the car
When they drove she sat mouth open As though on the impact of a stomach punch Her right fist gripping the skin of his leg
Hooking the steering-wheel to his heart He feared her, and slapped out sideways into her She entered the cut her tongue Gurgling gratitude for the strange
Do you fear the hush, and realise That though the angels come Prayers can your mind
We been far through this night long hour We go far, tomorrow, out of sight, ooh...
There was no premonition of the wet Back The sportscar slumped, snout into a Their corpses giving the arms Petrol and blood at last together But flashes of a planned lunch Cold red beef, cloth by a cherrywood fire Game pie, and for him two pints of colder The winter air tucking under their As they spun on the at Clandon Their steaming from quick moisture The aromatic finger up to his nostril Dazed after mutual zigzagged into a conservative end
Oh hush, my friend,