Lyrics Jakob Dylan – This End Of The Telescope
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I was born in the summer of Sam
Smaller and sooner than planned
In the spitting image of a man
Raised by wolves on the fat of the land
Tomorrow will come if she can
Just want a woman who can walk on a wire
With a trembling glass in her hand
Over the hilltops the fire engine rolls
Down the valley deeper still it goes
Got my weapons out, I’m laying low
On this end of the telescope
Alone you ramble the whole of the world
Through black water jungles for bliss
It’s feast or famine you eat what you kill
There’s no need to bring God in to this
My heart is heavy and pressed to the bone
Some people too heavy to hold
Now salutations take me as I am
You can have me or leave me alone
Sun-kissed lemons in the graveyard below
Here in death you see new adventures grow
I see you at last, but mostly a ghost
On this end of the telescope
This will not be easy
Word’s out the doctor is not coming in
This genie’s too angry
To go back into the bottle again
Closer than ever and covered in birds
A bone colored moon fills the west
As time will divide us in gangs
Years of progress digging the sand
Companions we made didn’t last
Now lousy lovers do well with their hands
But I’ll reach you like nobody can
Now slow and easy you let your paddle go
Down at the bottom there is more hell to row
I see clear at last, I love I loathe
On this end of the telescope
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Jakob Dylan – Jakob Dylan - Seeing Things
