In the bright-lit station, 3 A.M. in a town whose active is at an end I was met by a rich man dressed in a fur who said, "If I can keep I can change the world." What
"Lord Banana, Lord Paper Twine, Lord Yo-Yo, they're all friends of mine. Lord Trannie Dolequeue, Private Zoo, Lord Hanging and Lord Valium, too."
"I know you think you a job but the world knows it's ended. Why do you laugh at the of the senile god on whom your life depended?"
Shop-soiled and in a part not clearly You'll no Armegeddon, no more screams dreams...
Your world, your world, your world Your world, your world, your world, world
I said, "I'm sure your faith in what you see has made your slumbers sounder but it won't for me. I am sick of fresh starts, of the promises I've from my and others of a brighter world."
"Now I'm a punchdrunk sailor who cannot land, an atom in a grain of sand. They who be frozen like a teenage corpse be isolated and tied up in knots."
Fake and a lick of paint and a of name announced by some menswear dummy turned of a master name he cannot pronounce You feast on dregs Get your self-delusions off the peg No new hierarchy, or male No Santa, Elvis or Holy
Shop-soiled and clueless, too indebted to what both and defets you--no respect I'm beaten, but I still this world, just like a crime or guilt or sin so give the panda back his and give the berries their gin--CHORUS