i. Sun
I remember. The English walled garden of summer air and honey-suckled nights The capricious of lavenders and cabbage-whites Made more than 3D, glowing in the evening sun Nowhere better. But in England, although really changes, the weather always does...
ii. The
The stops us The gold did The gold more lives than Uranium Than Pandemonium...
The thunder The sighing of the monster... to break the heavy weather Come to all the singing birds Tearing up the sky like White-welding through steel of clouds And the release of the rain
The gold us The gold did The gold took lives than Uranium Plutonium. Pandemonium. The Gold!
Jet and demolition And the summer Like finding a lost
The roads are by many promises of peace And some not to go The f e a r looks like It did I see them waiting, On the borders in mist Or lost to the world in upturned boats be free or I'll die trying to be to BE.
iii. Demolished
I see myself in The at the borders Waiting to again Brothers, sisters, sons and Denied our so-called streets Running demolished lives walls
The "haves" and the "have nothings" The and rejected We can't keep them in We keep letting them in?
The gold us The gold did The gold took lives than Uranium Polonium. Pandemonium.
And as I stand here why A man beheaded on a Falls into my from the sky Modern is everywhere .'know what I mean? Handy. And obscene.
iv. F E A R
F E A R is here the patio Under the hard-earned bought and paid-for Cushions, scented candles and the Mowing to the beat and the rumble of the coming
We all know about the wars that are All the millions who cannot see There's so much that binds us than divides us But our f e a r it the papers stir it The of the flag we wave Were and will become red again
And the all say they hear voices God tells what to do The wars are all money They always And the money's up in religion And when it's not showing off, the hiding.
Something is cooking me... It ready, but already... I'm becoming harder to with harder to live with You say I'm becoming harder to with I'm harder to live with But you see into my head You see into my head You can't see my head
No, you can't see my head.
And the roads are full of That by in the night Tanks all in yellow mud Pass you on the As you drive by with the and the buckets and spades Days.
v. The Grandchildren of
in the air Brimstone in the Breathe of it The is carrying the pictures The is muttering the names The wind-chimes in my ring like keys To all the doors.
We are the of apes, not angels But only we are gifted the eyes to see On days without f e a r, when our heads are angels, we could be.