Album Name : Harmony No Harmony
Release Date : 2005-05-16
Song Duration : 4:15
Million Dead Holloway Prison Blues
The leg bone is connected to the foot bone is connected
to the Export Processing Zones,
and it’s nothing we condone.
But everybody owns a pair of those shoes.
I looked a little closer at the walls of my house,
and to my surprise they were made out of glass.
So I made my way softly towards my front door,
but to my surprise it was bolted shut and barred.
The bloodstream gets its sugar from the intestine gets
its sugar from the supermarket chain,
that left the village drained.
Every high street the same soulless refrain.
I looked a little closer at the walls of my house,
and to my surprise they were made out of glass.
So I made my way softly towards my front door,
but to my surprise it was bolted shut and barred.
The newspaper reads like a list of charges brought
against me.
So I’m changing my plea to an open address to the jury.
I confess that I was there on that grassy knoll.
And I confess I helped fake the moon landings as well.
But I confess I’ve yet to let slip my lowest low:
there’ve been times when I’ve pretended I didn’t know
about my skeleton.
Your honour I swear that I can explain;
there are mitigating factors to consider in this case.
I was looking out of a window to the west.
Francis Fukuyama took me by the arm, won me over with
his famous intellectual charm,
swore this beauty wouldn’t do any harm.
We didn’t look east because the sun was setting.
It’s easy to lose yourself,
in the faintest reflection in the pane of a window.
I suspect that I’ve lost myself,
in the guilty reflection of the pain that it lets
through.
I must confess I’ve started throwing stones around the
house.
I don’t mean to moan but I never even signed the lease.
The newspaper reads like a list of charges brought
against me.
So I’m changing my plea to an open address to the jury.
I confess that I was there on that grassy knoll.
And I confess I helped fake the moon landings as well.
But I confess I’ve yet to let slip my lowest low:
there’ve been times when I’ve pretended I didn’t know
about my skeleton.
